2016 Congressional Primaries

[Pragmatic Conservative]

with 47% of the vote in IT Consultant and perennial Candidate   Mark Callahan leads the GOP Senate Primary 37-32

Here is a right up on him earlier this year http://www.oregonlive.com/mapes/index.ssf/2015/09/republican_mark_callahan_of_bl.html

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Republicans failed to win a single county in CA senate primary:
http://graphics.latimes.com/election-2016-california-results/

Phil Wyman won a few if you look at the California SOS map, he is bunched into other in the LA Times Map.

http://vote.sos.ca.gov/returns/maps/us-senate/

[Pragmatic Conservative]

June 14th contested primaries by poll closing time.

7:00 ET: VA-02 R, VA-04 D&R, VA-06 R, SC-01 R, SC-02 D, SC-05 R

8:00 ET: ME-01 R

10:00 ET: NV-01 D&R, NV-02 D, NV-03 D&R, NV-04 D&R, NV Senate D&R

Nothing contested for ND.

The GOP has a contested Governor primary in North Dakota.

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51.31-41.39   Scott W. Taylor  over J. Randy Forbes in Virgina-2 with 48.89% in

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60% in VA-2 Scott W. Taylor 52-40.93% over J. Randy Forbes

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VA-2 70.56% Scott W. Taylor 52.57%-40.60% over J. Randy Forbes

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Doug Burgum up 55-42 in North Dakota  GOP Governors primary with 6.7% in.

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North Dakota GOP Governor: Doug Burgum 54.36-43.73 over Wayne Stenehjem with 16.89% in. Wayne Stenehjem was endorsed at the state  convention in April.

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Doug Burgum up 56.84-41.11 in North Dakota  GOP Governors primary with 35.42% in.

[Pragmatic Conservative]

AP has called ND Gov for Burgum. What an upset.
Edit: I just saw that former Gov. Ed Schafer endorsed Burgum. I wonder how much that helped?

It is interesting to look at a poll from February that showed Wayne Stenehjem lead Doug Burgum 59-10

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Heck running away with it.

Only one county is in (Churchill) fully in though.

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Heck running away with it.

Only one county is in (Churchill) fully in though.

Where do you get results by county (and precinct, if possible)? I use NYT, and they don't have it.

http://www.nvsos.gov/soselectionpages/results/2016STatewidePrimary/electionindex.aspx

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Darryl Glenn leads Colorado Senate Primary 37-23 over Jack Graham with 2 out of 64 counties fully reporting.

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So Darryl Glenn is a someguy, I take it?

Darryl Glenn is the current El Paso County Commissioner, and was endorsed by the Colorado State convention with 70% of the vote. Glenn was also endorsed by Ted Cruz.

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Gary Herbert is leading Jonathan Johnson 73-26

Misty K. Snow is leading Jonathan Swinton 59-40 in the Democratic Senate race

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Contested Races Tomorrow by Closing Time

5PM PST/8 EST
KS-3 R&D, KS-4 D, MI-7 R, MI-10 R, MI-13 D, MI-14 D, MO-Senate R&D, MO-1 D&R MO-2 R, MO-3 R, MO-4 R&D, MO-5&D R, MO-6 R&D, MO-7 R&D, MO-8 R, MO-Governor D&R
KS Senate R&D, KS-1 R, MI-1 R&D*

8PM PST/11 EST (Top two Primary, top two winners advance to November ballot regardless of party)
WA-Senate, WA-1-10, WA-Governor


(*Some Polls in these races will close at 5/8 however not all close until 6/9)



 

[Pragmatic Conservative]

^ MO-2 R, MO-3 R, MO-4 D, MO-5 D, MO-7 D are also contested

Results Links for tomorrow:

Kansas: http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/kansas

Missouri: http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/missouri

Michigan: http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/michigan

Washington: http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/washington

--- Note: Due to WA's mail in system, if any races are close, we may not know the winners until as late as August 16th. See http://results.vote.wa.gov/results/current/default.htm for post-election-night results. The 'Voter Turnout' Tab will show when the next update is for each county.

Thanks for adding the links and other contested races . I only saw the one candidate listed in Wikipedia for those races. Which races do you see as most interesting?   

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Marshall leads Rep Huelskamp 65-35 early.

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Eric Greitens 35.4-31.9 lead over John Brunner with 3 precincts reporting

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Greitens now leads Brunner  by just 6 votes still 1% in.,

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Here is a map of the Missouri Governors race: Greitens is leading mostly everywhere, Brunner is strongest in the very north and south, meanwhile Kinder is doing best in the St Louis suburbs. 

http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/live-map-missouri-governor-s-race-county-by-county/html_6d0e84ec-c5bd-57dc-8fe6-8143d013a6fa.html

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Brady Walkinshaw wins second place in WA-7 and will advance to the general against Pramila Jayapal. Walkinshaw is considered the establishment candidate in the race.

http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/politics/walkinshaw-jayapal-advance-in-race-for-7th-congressional-district/

[Pragmatic Conservative]

With 78% of the vote reporting, Ryan Greene is the projected winner of the democratic nomination, 60%-40% over Charlie Hardy.


That wraps up Wyoming. Alaska polls close in just over 100 minutes.

According to the Alaska SOS website polls close in 30 minutes
http://www.elections.alaska.gov/ei_primary.php

[Pragmatic Conservative]

My Favorite part about tomorrow night will be watching DWS crush Tim Canova.

[Pragmatic Conservative]

My Favorite part about tomorrow night will be watching DWS crush Tim Canova.

Will DWS crack 60?

Yes, as the people of FL-23 will support someone that has been loyal and ready to fight on behalf of their party and district.