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

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Politico calls the senate primary for Graham, who is leading Bright 59-13 with 54% in!

Still nothing significant from AR.

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ME-02 Dem goes for Cain, who leads Jackson 74-26 with 30% in!

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SC Rep. Lt. Gov. is going to a runoff. McMaster will be in the runoff, as well as whoever wins the incredibly close battle for second between McKinney and Campbell. Narrow lead for McKinney with 71% in.

In AR, Rutledge leading Sterling 56 to 44 with 13% in for Att. Gen. Flippo leading Burris 51 to 49 with 23% in for State Senate District 17. Nothing significant for State House District 16.

43% for ME-02 (R), Poliquin leading Raye 56-44.

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ME-02 GOP goes for Poliquin, leading Raye 55-45 with 60% in!

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AR GOP Att. Gen. goes for Rutledge, who leads Sterling 59-41 with 52% in!

Flippo narrowly leading Burris in Senate District 17, 51-49 with 86% in.

State House District 16 has a 60-40 lead for Ferguson over Trafford with 5% in.

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All votes in for AR State House District 16 and State Senate District 17.

Ferguson wins for the house, beating Trafford 60-40%!
Flippo wins for the senate, beating Burris 51-49%!

Still waiting to see who will get the 2nd slot in the SC GOP Lt. Gov. Runoff. Right now, McKinney leading Campbell narrowly with 95% in.

Nevada still refusing to report.

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Some sort of bug in the ap system is preventing it from showing a % in for NV. However, the GOP Gov primary has been called for Sandoval, who leads Hamilton 91-3%!

Blibray wins NV-3, 84-16% over Campbell!

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Lucy Flores wins NV democratic lieutenant governor, 73-15% over 'None of the Above'!

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Whatever was going on with the % in (and # of precincts in, as that was showing '0' despite thousands of votes being in) in NV has now subsided.

With 4% in, Hutchinson leading Lowden 55-36 for GOP Lt. Gov.

With just 4 precincts in, None of the Above is leading Goodman 29-26 for Democratic Governor. Frye in 3rd with 11%.

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While it remains to be seen whether he can beat 'None of the Above', Goodman has won the Dem. Gubernatorial Nomination in NV, 25% to 11% over Frye with 67% in. 'None of the Above' is at 30%.

For GOP Lt. Gov., Hutchinson wins over Lowden, 54-36 with 67% in! Looks like Sandoval is free to challenge Reid in 2016.

And that wraps it up for tonight. No primaries next week, but two weeks from now, Cochran fights for his political life in the MS runoffs.

Note: Still too close to call for the 2nd slot in the SC GOP Lt. Gov. Runoff.

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All of the votes are finally in in SC, and the GOP Lt. Gov. Runoff will be between McMaster and McKinney.

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Some predictions:

FL-19: 57% Clawson (R), 37% Freeman (D), 6% Netherwood (L)

MS-Sen: 51% McDaniel, 49% Cochran

OK: 48% Lankford*, 43% Shannon*, 5% Brogdon, 4% Others (*=runoff)

SC Lt. Gov.: McMaster 56%, Campbell 44%

Maryland Dem. Gov.: Brown 54%, Ganzler 26%, Misler 20%

Maryland Rep. Gov: Hogan 47%, Craig 27%, Lollar 17%, George 9%

Colorado Rep. Gov: Tancredo 40%, Beauprez 36%, Gessler 15%, Kopp 9%

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FL is counting really slowly tonight. Polls closed 26 minutes ago and still nothing in.

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First results in from FL!

1% in, Clawson ahead 67-30. Netherwood at 4.

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Now the AP site has a nasty bug. When the first bit of vote came in, it said 0.7% in, now that a bit more has come in, the vote numbers have gone up, but the % in has reset to 0.0%.

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First few precincts in from SC.

McMaster ahead of Campbell 58-42
Gallagher and Thompson are tied at 141 votes each (Dem. Supt.)
Spearman ahead of Atwater 56-44 (Rep. Supt.)
Nothing yet from SHD 54.

In 24 minutes, polls close in MD, OK, and the most exciting state of the night, MS.

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And the bug with the FL % reporting is fixed!

74% in now, Clawson has won this 67-30, Netherwood at 4!

It's definitely not a surprise that Clawson won, but I must say the margin is pretty impressive - Clawson, is, after all, a tea party nominee.

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15% in now in SC. McMaster ahead of Campbell 66-34. Thompson ahead of Gallagher 55-45. Spearman ahead of Atwater 56-44. No calls yet.

For State House District 54, Henegan ahead of Ohanesian 92-8 with less than 1% reporting. No call yet.

Clawson final margin in FL (100% in) = 67-29-4

Nothing yet from MS, MD, or OK.

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polls closed in MS...

Not understanding the reference here....

Up to 19% in SC, McMaster ahead of Campbell 67-33. Thompson ahead of Gallagher 56-44. Spearman ahead of Atwater 57-43.

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And the SC Lt. Gov. Runoff is called for McMaster, who is ahead of Campbell 66-34 with 30% in!

Thompson ahead of Gallagher 59-41, Spearman ahead of Atwater 56-44.

1.3% in for MD District 6, Bongino ahead of Painter 82-18.

0.5% in for MD Gov, Brown ahead of Mizeur 55-23. Ganzler at 21. For the reps, Hogan ahead of Craig 46-24. George at 18 and Lollar at 12.

Nothing significant from OK, nothing at all from MS.

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0.6% in OK, Fallin ahead of Moody 76-14 for Rep. Gov. Ewbank at 10.

For special senate democratic, Johnson ahead of Rogers 47-33. Hayes at 20.

For the republicans, Lankford ahead of Shannon 59-31. Brogdon at 5.

For regular senate democratic, Silverstein wins unopposed. For the republicans, Inhofe ahead with 88%. Wyatt at 5%, Rogers at 4%.

Very early lead for Douglas in District 5, ahead of Russell 31-24. Jolley at 17.

41% in in SC, Thompson ahead of Gallagher 60-40. Spearman ahead of Atwater 54-46. 8% in for SHD 54, Henegan ahead of Ohanesian 83-17.

Nothing from MS yet.

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MD District 6: 4% in, Bongino ahead of Painter 82-18.

OK District 5: 3% in, Douglas ahead of Russell 30-24. Jolley at 17.

Inhofe wins the OK Reg. Rep. Senate nomination, 87-5 over Wyatt with 13% in! Rogers also at 5%.

For special senate dem., Johnson ahead of Rogers 42-37. Hayes at 22. For the reps., Lankford ahead of Shannon 56-34. Brogdon at 5.

For OK Governor, Dorman wins the dem. nomination unopposed! Fallin wins the GOP nomination, 74-15 over Moody! Ewbank at 10.

For MD Governor, 1.3% in, and Brown ahead of Ganzler 58-21. Mizeur at 19. For the Reps., Hogan ahead of Craig 43-31. Lollar at 14 and George at 12.

73% in in SC, Thompson ahead of Gallagher 62-38. Spearman ahead of Atwater 57-43.

10% in for MS District 3, Magee ahead of Quinn 55-45.

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18% now for MS-Sen, Cochran ahead of McDaniel 54-46. Don't start celebrating yet though, the early count leaned toward Cochran during the primary.

30% in in OK. Johnson ahead of Rogers 42-37. Hayes at 22. Lankford ahead of Shannon 55-36. Brogdon at 5.

12% in for OK District 5, Douglas ahead of Russell 29-26. Jolley at 17.

Up to 71% for SC SHD 54, Henegan ahead of Ohanesian 65-35.

18% in for MS District 3, Magee ahead of Quinn 54-46.

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Results from NY and CO starting to leak in.

Buck ahead in CO District 4 with 10% in, Lamborn ahead in District 5 with 50% in.

Beauprez leading Tancredo 32-26 at 34% in!

Stefanik ahead with 1% in in NY District 21.

Gardner and Udall win the senate nominations unopposed, Hickenlooper renominated unopposed.

31% in for MS, Cochran ahead 54-46.

Brown wins MD Governor, 58-21 over Ganzler, Hogan ahead of Craig 42-31.

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34% in now in MS, Cochran ahead of McDaniel, but just 53-47. This is just like IL/PA, folks - the most democratic votes come in first. McDaniel has plenty of time to catch up.