Congressional Primary Results Megathread: AR, GA, KY & TX (Runoff) - May 22

[BudgieForce]

I think dems are going to grab 3 to 4 seats in November judging by tonight, but I wouldn't put too much stock into tonight one way or the other.

[BudgieForce]

I think your putting too much effort in hyping up Cruz's performance @Krazen. He's the incumbent senator, he should be winning his party's nomination handedly.

Pretty sure he's comparing Cruz's totals to the D totals, though I doubt Cruz wins Harris and I wouldn't quite call Tarrant a landslide.

Oh well then, more republicans voted so of course Cruz got more votes.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

WULFRIC PROJECTION:

District 10
Democratic Primary

Percent   Candidate   Votes   Winner
41.5%   Mike Siegel   15,039
17.1%   Tawana Walter-Cadien   6,218   
15.2%   Tami Walker   5,523   
14%   Madeline Eden   5,067   
7.4%   Matt Harris   2,673   
4.1%   Kevin Nelson   1,488   
0.7%   Richie DeGrow   271   
295/331 precincts reporting

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

YAY! My state rep got primaried out!!!

[Holy Unifying Centrist]

YAY! My state rep got primaried out!!!

What party and what was wrong with him?

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

WULFRIC PROJECTION:

District 22
Democratic Primary

Percent   Candidate   Votes   Winner
31.9%   Sri Kulkarni   9,266   
24.4%   Letitia Plummer   7,090   
21%   Steve Brown   6,101   
12.5%   Margarita Johnson   3,627   
10.2%   Mark Gibson   2,947   
116/129 precincts reporting

[krazen1211]

I think your putting too much effort in hyping up Cruz's performance @Krazen. He's the incumbent senator, he should be winning his party's nomination handedly.

Pretty sure he's comparing Cruz's totals to the D totals, though I doubt Cruz wins Harris and I wouldn't quite call Tarrant a landslide.

Republican candidates for Senate in Texas typically win Harris County.

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

YAY! My state rep got primaried out!!!

What party and what was wrong with him?

Jason Villalba GOP hd 114. Fake moderate image, but really part of one of the rightest wings in the party, swing people also just kept voting for him because he was hispanic, he was a popular incumbent on the seat, and with him this would be likely R, but now this thing is like only lean R without him. He is also best buddies with Romney, whom I despise. And he is one of those fake hispanics with broken spanish, a white first name, and is not even catholic, but he still takes advantage of the "hispanic" look to grab votes. Kay Bailey Hutchison also loves him, so I hate that too. He also voted against statewide term limits, he is super pro gun, against aca, yeah I just hate him.

[136or142]

Apparently in Texas 6th Congressional District on the Republican side, with all votes counted both Adrian Mizher and Craig Walker received 0 votes.

[Thank you for being a friend...]

There were more Democratic votes in the TX-23 primary than for Will Hurd.  Gina Ortiz Jones and Judy Canales will be in the run-off.  Jay Hulings, who was hyped, only got 4th place.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

WULFRIC PROJECTION:

District 3
Democratic Primary

Percent   Candidate   Votes   Winner
49.6%   Lorie Burch   15,468   
28.7%   Sam Johnson   8,943   
18%   Adam Bell   5,598   
3.8%   Medrick Yhap   1,172   
62/62 precincts reporting

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

WULFRIC PROJECTION:

District 32
Democratic Primary

Percent   Candidate   Votes   Winner
39.1%   Colin Allred   13,568   
17.9%   Lillian Salerno   6,222   
16.6%   Brett Shipp   5,746   
14%   Ed Meier   4,839   
7.1%   George Rodriguez   2,469   
3%   Ron Marshall   1,045   
2.3%   Todd Maternowski   796   
210/263 precincts reporting


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Uncalled Races:

District 2
Republican Primary

Percent   Candidate   Votes   Winner
33.8%   Kevin Roberts   13,818   
27.1%   Kathaleen Wall   11,052   
26.6%   Dan Crenshaw   10,855   
7.2%   Rick Walker   2,955   
2.1%   Jonny Havens   846   
0.9%   Justin Lurie   372   
0.9%   Jon Spiers   354   
0.7%   David Balat   303   
0.7%   Malcolm Whittaker   295   
115/159 precincts reporting

District 23
Democratic Primary

Percent   Candidate   Votes   Winner
40.9%   Gina Jones   16,697   
17.7%   Judy Canales   7,233   
17.4%   Rick Trevino   7,100   
15.2%   Jay Hulings   6,220   
8.9%   Angie Villescaz   3,618   
295/348 precincts reporting

District 29
Republican Primary

Percent   Candidate   Votes   Winner
38.9%   Phillip Aronoff   2,236   
23.4%   Carmen Montiel   1,342   
21.1%   Jaimy Blanco   1,215   
16.6%   Robert Schafranek   954   
136/168 precincts reporting

[Former Kentuckian]

The US Senate Democratic primary has now broken 1 million votes. I honestly think Texas Democrats deserve some credit for these numbers. Yes, the Republican turnout is higher, but Texas Dems managed to turn out their best numbers in at least a decade.

[ProgressiveCanadian]

Moser to the run-off!

[Starry Eyed Jagaloon]

Lots of votes from the 7th just came in now. Looks like Moser will be in runoff.

29.8%   Lizzie Fletcher   8,680   
24.2%   Laura Moser   7,058   
19.6%   Jason Westin   5,700   
15.6%   Alex Triantaphyllis   4,544   
5.3%   Ivan Sanchez   1,549   
3.4%   Joshua Butler   996   
2%   James Cargas   586   

(75% in)

What a shame. She's the worst and Triantaphyllis is the best.

[Former Kentuckian]

The US Senate Democratic primary has now broken 1 million votes. I honestly think Texas Democrats deserve some credit for these numbers. Yes, the Republican turnout is higher, but Texas Dems managed to turn out their best numbers in at least a decade.

2018 US Senate Democratic primary: 1,023,889 votes (97% reporting)
2014 US Senate Democratic primary: 510,009 votes
2012 US Senate Democratic primary: 497,487 votes
2008 US Senate Democratic primary: 2,178,252 votes

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

WULFRIC PROJECTIONS:

District 29
Republican Primary

Percent   Candidate   Votes   Winner
38.8%   Phillip Aronoff   2,385   
23.4%   Carmen Montiel   1,440   
21%   Jaimy Blanco   1,292   
16.8%   Robert Schafranek   1,031   
162/168 precincts reporting

District 2
Republican Primary

Percent   Candidate   Votes   Winner
32.9%   Kevin Roberts   15,048   
27.4%   Dan Crenshaw   12,553   
27.2%   Kathaleen Wall   12,438   
7.2%   Rick Walker   3,312   
2%   Jonny Havens   926   
0.9%   Justin Lurie   424   
0.9%   Jon Spiers   416   
0.8%   David Balat   348   
0.7%   Malcolm Whittaker   319   
157/159 precincts reporting

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

All that remains is the District 23 Democratic Primary, and it remains an incredibly close fight for second place:

Percent   Candidate   Votes   Winner
40.9%   Gina Jones   16,955   
17.6%   Judy Canales   7,319   
17.4%   Rick Trevino   7,211   
15.2%   Jay Hulings   6,288   
9%   Angie Villescaz   3,731   
302/348 precincts reporting

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

Dems actually won the dallas county part of tx 32nd by raw generic ballot count this primary. Well, rn they are like less than a hundred ballots behind, but the republicans are maxed at 200/200 precincts reporting, while dems still have 6 left, so they will overtake the gop in the dallas county part of the 32nd cd. They then lost the small part of it in Collin county like around 3100ish to 1700ish, so that narrowly gives it to the GOP when combined.

[Tekken_Guy]

There are 5 rural counties in the 23rd that have yet to be completed or even report at all (Upton, Brewster, Reeves, Hudspeth, and Culberson). Make up 37 precincts overall

[DINGO Joe]

Final turnout, give or take a click, will be 59.7-40.3

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

There are 5 rural counties in the 23rd that have yet to be completed or even report at all (Upton, Brewster, Reeves, Hudspeth, and Culberson). Make up 37 precincts overall

Yep, that's why the second runner cannot be called yet, since it is really close.

[Former Kentuckian]

The Democratic gubernatorial primary is now 1,010,270 with 98% reporting. Looks like this is the best turnout for a Democratic gubernatorial primary in decades:

2014 Democratic gubernatorial primary: 554,014 votes
2010 Democratic gubernatorial primary: 679,877 votes
2006 Democratic gubernatorial primary: 508,602 votes
2002 Democratic gubernatorial primary: 1,003,388 votes
1998 Democratic gubernatorial primary: 492,419   votes
1994 Democratic gubernatorial primary: 1,036,944 votes

[Sestak]

New ordering for most targetable GOP seats
Nevada
Arizona
Tennessee
Mississippi Special
Texas
Mississippi Wicker
Nebraska
Utah
Wyoming.

I know this is better than most Dem performances in Texas, but for me it does seem to show that Beto doesn't carry the same weight that Bredesen or Hood might be able to.

[Doimper]

New ordering for most targetable GOP seats
Nevada
Arizona
Tennessee
Mississippi Special
Texas
Mississippi Wicker
Nebraska
Utah
Wyoming.

I know this is better than most Dem performances in Texas, but for me it does seem to show that Beto doesn't carry the same weight that Bredesen or Hood might be able to.

If we're doing this:

Nevada
Arizona
Texas
Tennessee
Mississippi Special
Nebraska
Mississippi Wicker
Wyoming
Utah