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

[Miles]

I don't think any of us were expecting Ige to lead by this much this early on.

Nope. I was expecting 55/45-ish, at most.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

A few more votes in for Republican Lt. Gov., Ahu's lead over Sutton is now 74-26. Still not called, though.

[Morning in Atlas]

Still crappy.

Gov: Incumbent progressive loses badly

I don't know much about David Ige, but he seems relatively progressive himself. Although I'm an Abercrombie fan, are there any glaring votes that Ige's made?

(also glorious news on DMK losing)

[Vosem]

You know, Hanabusa is probably ideologically closer to me, and I would've voted for her after Inouye's endorsement, but I'm kind of torn on her leading. Schatz seems like a much more competent figure.

[cinyc]

Ige-Abercrombie governor's race by county from the AP:

Hawaii 61-38
Honolulu 71-28
Kauai 67-31
Maui 57-42

3 election-day precincts are reporting in the Governor's race (4 in the Senate race for some reason).

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Still crappy.

Gov: Incumbent progressive loses badly

I don't know much about David Ige, but he seems relatively progressive himself. Although I'm an Abercrombie fan, are there any glaring votes that Ige's made?

(also glorious news on DMK losing)

I don't know about Ige either, but it seems like only progressives get primaried in Hawaii.

[cinyc]

AP calls Ige the winner of the Democratic Gubernatorial primary.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

And the county returns for the democratic gubernatorial primary are now in:

Honolulu (0.7% in) - Ige 71-28
Kauai (12.5% in) - Ige 68-31

And the AP has called the democratic governor primary for Ige, who is leading Abercrombie 67-32 statewide!

The lead will probably narrow somewhat later on, but way to go Ige!

[Morning in Atlas]

Still crappy.

Gov: Incumbent progressive loses badly

I don't know much about David Ige, but he seems relatively progressive himself. Although I'm an Abercrombie fan, are there any glaring votes that Ige's made?

(also glorious news on DMK losing)

I don't know about Ige either, but it seems like only progressives get primaried in Hawaii.

This seems to be relatively true. Let's just hope they don't try to take down Hirono.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Hanabusa leading 52-46 in Maui county early votes, 50-48 in Hawaii county early votes.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Maui Mayor: Arakawa leading Paltin 72-12. Kay at 5.
Kauai Mayor: Carvalho leading Barca 68-28. Desilva at 3.

[Vega]

KITV is saying that the second printout will be released at 8:00 PM (2:00 AM EST). It won't be alot of votes, but the third printout, which will be bigger, will be released at 9:00 PM (3:00 AM EST).

[Miles]

Livestream with local pundits/officials.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

To clarify, the following races remain uncalled:
Lt. Gov. (Both Parties)
Maui Mayor
Kauai Mayor
HI-02 GOP
DEM Senator

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Livestream with local pundits/officials.

They're currently discussing the idea that Abercrombie is losing basically just because of his personality.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Still crappy.

Gov: Incumbent progressive loses badly

I don't know much about David Ige, but he seems relatively progressive himself. Although I'm an Abercrombie fan, are there any glaring votes that Ige's made?

(also glorious news on DMK losing)

I don't know about Ige either, but it seems like only progressives get primaried in Hawaii.

This seems to be relatively true. Let's just hope they don't try to take down Hirono.

I mean no one even ran against someone with a more conservative Progressive Punch score than 80% of the Democrats, who represents a navy blue district? Ridiculous. The primary challenges are always from the right in Hawaii. Case got 45% against Akaka.

[cinyc]

To clarify, the following races remain uncalled:
Lt. Gov. (Both Parties)
Maui Mayor
Kauai Mayor
HI-02 GOP
DEM Senator

I think they mayor's races are non-partisan with the top-2 vote getters going on to the general election.

[Morning in Atlas]

Still crappy.

Gov: Incumbent progressive loses badly

I don't know much about David Ige, but he seems relatively progressive himself. Although I'm an Abercrombie fan, are there any glaring votes that Ige's made?

(also glorious news on DMK losing)

I don't know about Ige either, but it seems like only progressives get primaried in Hawaii.

This seems to be relatively true. Let's just hope they don't try to take down Hirono.

I mean no one even ran against someone with a more conservative Progressive Punch score than 80% of the Democrats, who represents a navy blue district? Ridiculous. The primary challenges are always from the right in Hawaii. Case got 45% against Akaka.

Even more ludicrous was that Hanabusa got the endorsement from EMILY's List after weighing a primary challenge against Patsy Mink of all people.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

To clarify, the following races remain uncalled:
Lt. Gov. (Both Parties)
Maui Mayor
Kauai Mayor
HI-02 GOP
DEM Senator

I think they mayor's races are non-partisan with the top-2 vote getters going on to the general election.

Yep. That's why I went down to third place when I posted the results from those races:

Maui Mayor: Arakawa leading Paltin 72-12. Kay at 5.
Kauai Mayor: Carvalho leading Barca 68-28. Desilva at 3.

[Never]

Hanabusa currently leads in Honolulu 49-49.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Kim's saying she got ganged up on.

[Vega]

Approx. 18,000 votes are coming in with the second printout.

[Morning in Atlas]

Kim's saying she got ganged up on.

I ain't even mad that Chang/Xian lost. She's dangerous.

[cinyc]

Approx. 18,000 votes are coming in with the second printout.

More mail-in absentee plus 31 polling places.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Hawaii News Now: Abercrombie would need 60% of the non-first-printout vote to pull off an amazing comeback.