6/8 Primaries - AR, CA, IA, ME, MT, NV, NJ, ND, SC, SD, VA (results links in OP)

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Does the GOP enjoy this? They're about to completely throw out a Senate seat....and drastically reduce their chance of winning the other one. Serves them right, of course.....but I'd like to think that even the Republican Party would have enough sense to nominate sane and electable candidates.

And of course....I like Campell enough that I'd vote for him in the general as well. Shame he won't be a Senator any time soon.

Some would say that it is better to vote for whom you like the best, not the most electable, even if it costs you the seat.

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3.6% reporting in California.

Here are some of the interesting races

GOP Governor: Whitman is spanking Poinzer 65-25
Dem Lt Gov: Newsome is currently leading Hahn 49-39
GOP Lt Gov: Maldonado leads 47-27
GOP SOS: Dunn leads Orly 73-26

GOP Senate: Fiornia is spanking Campbell and DeVore 61-20-17

While the uncontroversial 13 has 86%, the other 4 are going the opposite of how I'd like them to go
14 has 61%
15 has 43%
16 has 52%
17 has 55%

Hopefully this is just because more conservative areas tend to report first in California.

Indeed.

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California is so liberal!

Indeed, but it is also polarized.

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Angle-Lowden could end up to be a skin tight race. We need another vote dump of today votes in Clark to know.

I (sadly) don't see it. Angle is now leading by 7, with 32% in. These are extremely disappointing results. Everyone prepare for another session with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

I would agree, except that this will be the RNC's top race to win in November, which means lots of $.

But as PiT said, you can't say anything until Clark county starts pouring in.

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Fiorina has yet to be declared the winner. Does that really mean anything?

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MSNBC just said Fiorina won.

As did the AP