2016 Congressional Primaries

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

7 point lead for Judge, 12 point lead for Mowrer.

[Vosem]

Notably, in Obama 52-47 district NJ-3, held by Republican Tom MacArthur, Democrats have nominated weirdo paleocon perennial candidate Frederick LaVergne, who received 2% when he ran as the candidate of the "Democratic-Republican Party" in 2014. Nice to see Democrats punt on a winnable seat.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Mowrer wins IA-3 D. Still waiting on IA Senate D, NM-03 R, and CA.

[Maxwell]

Rofl lmao Sundheim-mentum in California right now - he's at 14% while the second closest Republican, Tom Del Beccaro, is at 7%. That still trails Sanchez by 8, which means top 2 would be Harris and Sanchez.

[Miles]

NC-09. Pittenger = blue, Harris = orange, Johnson = green.

[Vosem]

First Senate results coming in and it's time to overanalyze a single precinct in the mass of California: Harris (D) 36, Sanchez (D) 10, Sundheim (R ) 9, Wyman (R ) 8, Del Beccaro (R ) 5, with the rest going to field. The much-hyped Ron Unz is at 1%. Looks like there's a race for the second spot between Sanchez and Sundheim, lol.

In the House, I'm seeing 1 precinct from CA-1, which is reporting that LaMalfa's anti-establishmentarian challengers are all splitting the votes and allowing a Democrat to advance to the general with LaMalfa (essentially reelecting him).

Comments on RRH are discussing other races but I don't see those numbers on AP

[BuckeyeNut]

In OH-8, Davidson is the projected winner. He's leading Foister 76-22 with 30% in. Boehner succeeded by a club for growth guy.

If Davidson was just another Club for Growth guy, that'd be okay. But instead, Ohio is being saddled with yet another Freedom Caucus member. (Davidson got a lot of support from Jordan.)

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

CA Senate: Harris 35%, Sanchez 19%, Sundheim (R) 12% with 4% in.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Judge is the projected winner for IA-Sen D. Michael Romero wins NM-03 R. CA is all that's left now.

[Vosem]

More House results:

CA-9: Looks like 2014 R candidate Tony Amador is leading Republican leadership choice, former cop Kathryn Nance, for the right to be hyped against but ultimately not come close to beating Jerry McNerney.

CA-24: Carbajal (D) 35, Fareed (R ) 24, Schneider (D) 17, Achadjian (R ) 15. Unless these results are from Carbajal's base, doesn't look like the Democrats will split evenly enough or the vote will be low enough for a sneak Republican pickup.

Reports of unusually high Democratic performances in Orange County look exaggerated at the moment.

[ElectionsGuy]

The Republicans are getting a total of 36% of the vote in the California primary, split between 12 candidates, and none of those candidates will be in the general election. What an unbelievably sh**tty system.

[Maxwell]

Rofl lmao District 16, the results atm:

49.6% Tacherra (R)
29.1% Costa (D) (Incumbent)
21.4% Rogers (R)

Reminder: This is a D+8 District. And Republicans make up about 70% of the vote atm.

Costa is such a useless, embarassing incumbent. yuck.

Edit: And... results adjusted, now Costa is at 55% and Republicans combined at 45%. whoops

[Vosem]

Rofl lmao District 16, the results atm:

49.6% Tacherra (R)
29.1% Costa (D) (Incumbent)
21.4% Rogers (R)

Reminder: This is a D+8 District. And Republicans make up about 70% of the vote atm.

Costa is such a useless, embarassing incumbent. yuck.

Some Fresno just dropped; Costa's at 55% right now. 'twas only one of those flukes of what's in and out.

[Maxwell]

Also:

Sad day:

37.2% Khanna (D)
37.0% Honda (D)

[Vosem]

Random small-town city councillor Daniel Parra is beating attorney and national Democratic choice Emilio Huerta 21-18 to be the candidate against Republican incumbent David Valadao, who's at 61. This is an Obama district. Looks like Valadao has a lot of margin to burn through before he's vulnerable in a Trumpocalypse.

On the other hand, attorney Bryan Caforio is beating cop Lou Vince, 27-13 to be the Democratic candidate against Steve Knight in CA-25; Caforio was who national Dems wanted. Knight is not the most eloquent person in the world and in the face of Trump this is a very possible D pickup opportunity. Republicans lead 60-40 but their primary number here in 2012 and 2014 was over 70; this district now and in November are two completely different things.

[Anna Komnene]

The Republicans are getting a total of 36% of the vote in the California primary, split between 12 candidates, and none of those candidates will be in the general election. What an unbelievably sh**tty system.

I get your point, but I doubt any of them would be more competitive with Kamala Harris than Sanchez.

[Vosem]

The Republicans are getting a total of 36% of the vote in the California primary, split between 12 candidates, and none of those candidates will be in the general election. What an unbelievably sh**tty system.

No, the emergence of an actual chance to beat Kamala Harris is a fantastic deal for Republicans.

[Boston Bread]

I'm quite happy that Harris is beating Sanchez 2-1. I think she has an advantage in the runoff with that kind of support.

[Heisenberg]

The Republicans are getting a total of 36% of the vote in the California primary, split between 12 candidates, and none of those candidates will be in the general election. What an unbelievably sh**tty system.

No, the emergence of an actual chance to beat Kamala Harris is a fantastic deal for Republicans.

What's so sh**tty about the system is that a Dem vs Dem runoff, combined with presidential level turnout, California's strong Democratic lean, and Trump as the nominee, will likely sink Republican House candidates in swing districts. At least most competitive California House seats seem to already be held by Democrats.

[Nyvin]

In CA-24, which was the most likely Dem district to go R vs R in the jungle primary, it looks like Carbajal (D) will have a comfortable 1st place victory.    Thank goodness, I was nervous about this one.

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I love how even Phil Law did better than Taylor Griffin. LMAO

[publicunofficial]

Glad at the CA-24, CA-25 results. Hope Huerta pulls through in CA-21 but I suspect the DCCC isn't prioritizing the district either way.

[Gass3268]

Good to see that Harris is winning in Orange County with 35% in.

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Anything known on the status of Ami Bera? Couldn't find results for his district.

[publicunofficial]

Anything known on the status of Ami Bera? Couldn't find results for his district.

Ahead of Scott Jones 52-48 in primary.