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

[Vega]

Can the OP change the title of the thread?

[Tender Branson]

TN results:

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2014/by_state/TN_Page_0807.html?SITE=AP&SECTION=POLITICS

HI results:

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2014/by_state/HI_Page_0809.html?SITE=AP&SECTION=POLITICS

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

If I were the DSCC, I'd still pour in a bit of money into Kansas just to see where it takes Taylor. Roberts winning with under 50 percent means that there's enough of a depressed base that, under the right circumstances, might not turn out in November. That combined with the most recent polling and Brownback's unpopularity apparently dragging down the GOP across the board, it's not impossible for Taylor to win.

[Joe Republic]

After looking at the MI-11 results, it's sad to see the Republicans joining in the War on Christmas. 

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

The 2nd slot for Washington 7th goes for Craig Keller!

The 2nd slot in Washington 1st remains uncalled, and the picture is also unclear in the Michigan 14th district, where some absentee ballots have been excluded from the vote totals due to court order:

(Michigan SOS) *By court order, the absent voter (AV) ballots from Dearborn Heights City, in Wayne County have been excluded from the totals until further notice.

This story helps explain the whole confusion here (unimportant parts excluded):

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The district is Safe D in November, so this period of confusion over who the nominee is doesn't really matter, but we're just going to have to wait for the contest to sort itself out before we know what really happened. Lawrence appears to be the winner, but right now we know nothing for sure.

[Miles]

From some reports on Twitter, Carr isn't on the ballot in at least one county, Cannon. Might be just an isolated incident though.

[Tender Branson]

Time for my prediction:

56% Alexander
35% Carr
  6% Flinn
  3% Others

[Oak Hills]

From some reports on Twitter, Carr isn't on the ballot in at least one county, Cannon. Might be just an isolated incident though.

That's weird.

[Del Tachi]

My prediction:

Alexander, 49%
Carr, 44%
Others, 7%

Unlike most Southern states, Tennessee has no runoffs so that should help Alexander. 

[Miles]

I'll say...

Alexander- 52%
Carr- 38%
Others- 10%

[Maxwell]

Alexander - 55%
Carr - 34%
Others - 11%

[ElectionsGuy]

Alexander: 55%
Carr: 37%

If Wolf couldn't get within 5 points of Roberts, then this shouldn't be too hard for Alexander to hang on.

[Flake]

Alexander: 49%
Carr: 43%
Other: 8%

[Vega]

Alexander: 52%

Carr: 39%

Others: 8%

[Panda Express]

Time for the Tea Party to get crucified again.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Polls have closed, but nothing in yet. Alexander should win by 10-20 points, the real action is in the 3rd and 4th congressional districts, where the outcome of the house primary is definitely in doubt.

[Miles]

First results!!

Alexander- 55%
Carr- 38%

[Adam Griffin]

http://elections.tn.gov/20140807.php?ByOffice=United%20States%20Senate

Joe Carr   7,114   47.63%
Lamar Alexander   7,005   46.9%
George Shea Flinn   366   2.45%
Christian Agnew   164   1.1%
Brenda S. Lenard   132   0.88%
John D. King   86   0.58%
Erin Kent Magee   70   0.47%

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Politico doesn't have anything in yet, but AosHQDD has it at Carr 55-41 with 2.3% of the predicted turnout reporting.

[Adam Griffin]

Ugh, I hope Ball doesn't win the Dem-Sen nomination.

Candidate   Votes   Percent
Lamar Alexander   8,421   48.25%
Joe Carr   7,914   45.34%
George Shea Flinn   503   2.88%
Christian Agnew   234   1.34%
Brenda S. Lenard   161   0.92%
John D. King   132   0.76%
Erin Kent Magee   89   0.51%

Candidate   Votes   Percent
Gordon Ball   476   34.64%
Terry Adams   388   28.24%
Gary Gene Davis   384   27.95%
Larry Crim   126   9.17%

[Miles]

AOS says Rutherford County is about half in (which is why Carr is doing so well).

[Adam Griffin]

AOS says Rutherford County is about half in (which is why Carr is doing so well).

Yep, Alexander seems to be pulling away a bit now that other counties are starting to come in.

Candidate   Votes   Percent
Lamar Alexander   10,347   49.39%
Joe Carr   9,049   43.2%
George Shea Flinn   690   3.29%
Christian Agnew   334   1.59%
Brenda S. Lenard   232   1.11%
John D. King   187   0.89%
Erin Kent Magee   109   0.52%

[Vega]

Where did you get those results?

[Adam Griffin]

DesJarlais is hanging in there:

Candidate   Votes   Percent
Jim Tracy   3,424   45.2%
Scott DesJarlais   3,382   44.64%

Where did you get those results?

http://elections.tn.gov/20140807.php

[Miles]

And Alexander back over 50%.