The 2014 primary season ends (Sept. 9: DE, MA, NH, NY, RI)

[ElectionsGuy]

The referendum is now leading No.

34,893 (49) - 35,962 (51)

The real wildcard on the referendum is the Bush vote.  Little of it is in, and total votes cast there usually is little - but will matter big in a close race.  And I don't think people can even guess how the Bush will vote on the referendum.

At first I thought you meant people who voted for George W. Bush (lol), but now I realize you mean Northern Alaska and Native Alaskans. I think they'll lean yes on this, but you never know. They were probably the group that Obama gained the most in 2012 out of any demographic group in the country.

[ElectionsGuy]

No - 53,550 (51.0%)
Yes - 51,484 (49.0%)

On Ballot Measure 1 with 56%.

[ElectionsGuy]

99% in, and the final margin seems to be 40-32-25 Sullivan-Miller-Treadwell.

On the referendum, its 52.2% No, 47.8% Yes. No call, but its pretty much defeated.

[ElectionsGuy]

Its a little early to be talking about Massachusetts, but out of 9 house seats, republicans are only contesting 3 of them.

[ElectionsGuy]

FL has started reporting, so far its 77/23 Crist.

[ElectionsGuy]

^ I think its way too early to call FL-18 for Domino, only 16% is in. But you know, they've been right all the time (except for WI-6 when the AP also called too early, ironically).

[ElectionsGuy]

Write-ins for primaries have got to be the most American thing I've heard of.

[ElectionsGuy]

Out of the first precincts in OK reporting Johnson is leading Rogers 62-38. Given the amount of effort Rogers has put into the race, Johnson should be trouncing him.

[ElectionsGuy]

Poll closing times for tonight (P.M., EST):

NH: Some polls close at 7, rest close at 8
DE, MA, RI: 8:00
NY: 9:00

For NH, the "cities" close at 7, which are approximately 38% of the population.

[ElectionsGuy]

Its amazing how many R-Senate candidates there are that are receiving 0-1% of the vote.

[ElectionsGuy]

AOSHQDD calls the NH-Sen nomination for Brown.

Never seen this website before, what is it exactly? Politics blog with occasional live results?

Yeah, it's a right leaning blog which covers elections. I think it stands for Ace of Spades something or other.

Ace Of Spades Head Quarters Decision Desk

[ElectionsGuy]

Coakley up 2
Fung up 2

You're right, Fung is up by 2 .... votes.

[ElectionsGuy]

If Moulton wins (which looks somewhat likely), then MA-6 becomes Likely D.

[ElectionsGuy]

MA-Gov D

Coakley - 43%
Grossman - 36%
Berwick - 21%

MA-6 D

Moulton - 51%
Tierney - 40%
Others - 9%

MA-9 R

Alliegro - 36%
Chapman - 33%
Shores - 23%
Cogliano - 8%

RI-Gov D

Raimondo - 42%
Pell - 29%
Taveras - 27%

RI-Gov R

Fung - 55%
Block - 45%

NY-Gov D

Cuomo - 60%
Teachout - 36%
Credico - 4%

NY-Lt. Gov D
Hochul - 69%
Wu - 31%