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

[LeBron]

Tennessee's Democratic primary has a bunch of no names for Governor, though surprisingly, a guy by the name of Charles Brown is leading elected county official John McKarney 39-29 in the early returns. The TN Democratic Party is really in a wreck if they really do get a perennial candidate as their nominee tonight, but at least his name is the same as Peanuts lol.

But man do the Republicans have a decision tonight! They're choosing between their incumbent, relatively moderate Republican Governor, a wildlife artist lol, former raccoon owner Mark "Coonrippy" Brown and singer Basil Marceaux.com who will "do his issues" if elected. Tough decision.

[LeBron]

Well, this sucks. Haslam's winning with about 90% of the vote and is already the projected winner. Coonrippy's only getting 6% to Marceaux's 2%. Marceaux was supposed to clean house.

[Oak Hills]

Just thought I'd pop in to say that insane state senator Stacey Campfield is getting crushed 68.5%-32.5% by primary challenger Dr. Richard Briggs, according to WATE's webcast coverage.

[Vega]

It's not about Tennessee, but Politico will report live votes coming in for Hawaii, right?

[Oak Hills]

It's not about Tennessee, but Politico will report live votes coming in for Hawaii, right?

Probably.

[cinyc]

It's not about Tennessee, but Politico will report live votes coming in for Hawaii, right?

The AP's page for Hawaii is already up, with test data.  I suspect Politico will follow the AP's lead.  That's where they get their data from, anyway.

[Oak Hills]

LOL, lunatic incumbent Campfield has lost to Dr. Richard Briggs, 67%-28%.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

It's not about Tennessee, but Politico will report live votes coming in for Hawaii, right?

They will. There's a picture of Hawaii and Alaska right below the lower 48 states on their election central home page - the live results view won't be enabled until tomorrow afternoon.

[Vega]

It's not about Tennessee, but Politico will report live votes coming in for Hawaii, right?

They will. There's a picture of Hawaii and Alaska right below the lower 48 states on their election central home page - the live results view won't be enabled until tomorrow afternoon.

It'll be a late night here if it's a close race. Better get some energy drinks so I can power through it.

[commodore]

our crowd sourcing army of volunteers will be providing results for both the HI-GOV and HI-SEN Democratic primary, reporting results faster than the AP.

Google "AOSHQDD" for our site and you can follow us on twitter @AOSHQDD

our blog is right leaning, but our election tracking website is nonpartisan

[Vega]

our crowd sourcing army of volunteers will be providing results for both the HI-GOV and HI-SEN Democratic primary, reporting results faster than the AP.

Google "AOSHQDD" for our site and you can follow us on twitter @AOSHQDD

our blog is right leaning, but our election tracking website is nonpartisan

For the Governor and Senate races, I'll use AOSHQDD. Since you're not covering the LG and First Congressional District, I'll use the AP.

I do like your layout though. Nice way of presenting the results.

[Miles]

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[free my dawg]

Wow. Does this mean we can call it for Ige now?

[Miles]

^ Looks like it.

[Vega]

Tsutsui, Shan (i)   Dem   45,117   54%
Hee, Clayton   Dem   29,741   36%

[Miles]

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[Vega]

I don't believe in calling races after the first printout. At least wait till the second.

[Adam Griffin]

Damn.

[Adam Griffin]

our crowd sourcing army of volunteers will be providing results for both the HI-GOV and HI-SEN Democratic primary, reporting results faster than the AP.

Google "AOSHQDD" for our site and you can follow us on twitter @AOSHQDD

our blog is right leaning, but our election tracking website is nonpartisan

It was very useful for the TN primary, especially considering SoS site crapped out and other sources are slow to update. Good job.

[Miles]

AP calls it for Ige, too (after just the first printout).

[Tender Branson]

Looking at the primary turnout numbers and the margin by which Ige beat Abercrombie, it seems veryyyyy unlikely that the Republicans will even have a small chance to win the General Election against Ige.

[Adam Griffin]

Oh boy.

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Hanabusa 48.55% (104,010 votes)
Schatz 49.38% (105,798 votes)

[Adam Griffin]

Though looking at the turnout figures, it appears close to one-third of all registered voters came out and voted in the Democratic primary. With ~8,000 registered voters in these two precincts, we would have expected under normal conditions for there to be around 2,700 votes cast here.

On one hand, turnout here - even with the delay - could be down substantially due to the storm. On the other hand, it could go up due to both candidates making a final push. Something tells me the bulk of each will cancel the other out, giving us somewhere between 2,000-3,000 more votes at the end of it all.

AoSHQDD called it for Schatz and it makes sense. Hanabusa would need to get something like 70-95% of likely outstanding votes to pull off an upset.

[Vega]

I'm really surprised how Tsutsui mopped the floor with Hee. I thought it would be alot closer.

[Tender Branson]

CT results:

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2014/by_state/CT_Page_0812.html?SITE=AP&SECTION=POLITICS

MN results:

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2014/by_state/MN_Page_0812.html?SITE=AP&SECTION=POLITICS

WI results:

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2014/by_state/WI_Page_0812.html?SITE=AP&SECTION=POLITICS