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

[Miles]

CD32 already called for Sessions. He's up against his tea party challenger with 69%.

[Miles]

CDs 30 & 33 also called for EBJ and Veasey.

For CD4, looks like Ratcliffe will force Hall into a runoff though. Only 2% in, but Hall is only up 46-30.

[Miles]

At RRH they're saying the runoff will be between Ben Streusand (winning in Harris County) and Brian Babin (carrying the rural areas).

Canseco will also have a runoff in CD23.

[Miles]

He's the 2010 Rep. who lost in 2012, no? Rematch?

Yes; it looks like he's run a pretty supbar campaign this time though.

[Miles]

Where is the AP link for the elections tonight?

AP.

Politico.

[Miles]

Yep, a runoff looks imminent for CD4. With almost 30% in, Hall's 46-30 lead isn't budging.

[Miles]

Vote dump for TX Senate. 'Up to 42% in, Alameel down to 48% and Rogers up slightly

[Miles]

I'm pretty confident there's an error in the AP tabulation that's giving Alameel that lead. The Texas Secretary of State still has him at 48%.

This may all come down the vote tabulation in the critical Waukesha County.

[Miles]

CD36



The rural areas cast 60% of the votes, meaning Babin is favored going into the runoff.

[Miles]

CD4



Aside from the LA border, Hall was very consistent.

[Miles]

Jones up 52-45.

[Miles]

Rouzer up 60-34 but (almost) all of Johnston County is in.

[Miles]

Tillis holding at 45% with over 25% in.

[Miles]

With almost all of Wake in Tillis is winning it by 4-5. Not good for Brannon.

[Miles]

With almost all of Wake in Tillis is winning it by 4-5. Not good for Brannon.

Need to see Mecklenberg and Forsyth first.

Tillis was at 54% in Meck, but he's from there. In Forsyth, he's tying Harris.

[Miles]

Jones is trailing by 38 votes, but just over 10% is in.

[Miles]

So what should we be looking for in NC-3?

^ Onslow, Craven and Carteret Counties cast the most votes. Griffin is from Craven, Onslow has a military base that Jones has always tended well to.

Jones is trailing by 38 votes, but just over 10% is in.

I'm looking at Politico, which seems to have around 22% in, and they have Jones with a 1163 vote and a 6.8% lead.

Thats right. Must have just updated.

[Miles]

Tillis is at 45% with almost half in. Looks like he's got this....

[Miles]

Tillis is at 45% with almost half in. Looks like he's got this....

I am not too familiar with NC geography, but are there any other crucial counties throughout the state they have not reported yet?

According to the AP, almost 80% of Meck is still out.

Also with 82% of CD2 in Aiken is up 2.

[Miles]

Also, New Hanover (Wilmington) is almost all out.

How is 25% enough?

I'm not doubting you Miles as you seem like an NC/LA expert, but how do you know if the votes in are representative enough of the other 75%?

Huh?

[Miles]

Never mind since AP called it, but I was just wondering how people are able to tell with 25% of the results in whether a victory is guaranteed.

When did I say that?

I said with 45% in, he was holding pretty steady at 45%.

[Miles]

The state site has Jones behind 3 with 40% in...

The AP has him up 9 with 47% in....

[Miles]

^ Carteret is all in and Griffin won by single-digits.

All of Onslow is out.

The AP and the state site differ quite a bit on Craven.

[Miles]

Apparently Adams is cruising in CD12. She leads Graham 51-17 (!) with more than half in.

[Miles]

NC-02 could go to a runoff. Aiken is at 40.7% with 87% in.