2016 Congressional Primaries

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NV-04 D: Kihuen 7703|Flores 4405|Lee 3672
NV-03 R: Tarkanian 5830|Roberson 4087|Fiore 3156

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So Nevada decided to take a collective nap after counting the first 10% of the statewide vote.

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Angle seems to be narrowing the margin little by little with each update.

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In the race for the right to lose, NV-1 R, Carlisle has 1780 votes, Perry has 1775 votes, Horne has 1289 votes, and Miller has 1021 votes, with 21% in. Comically low number of republicans voting in this district.

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Or actually, NV decides to start counting.

Tarkanian 6084|Roberson 4269|Fiore 3385 with 6% in.

Kihuen 9242|Flores 5455|Lee 4395 with 23% in.

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Arik Bjorn wins SC-2 D.

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What is wrong with NV? It is not acceptable to have only 23% of the state counted more than two hours after poll closing.

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Jump up to 42% in, Heck winning 66-21. Wow. Just Wow.

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Tarkanian 7330|Roberson 5303|Fiore 4117 with 38% in
Kihuen 10769|Flores 6655|Lee 5401 with 44% in

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The race to lose to Chellie Pingree in ME-01 is about as close as it can get. Ande Smith leads Mark Holbrook by 209 votes with 4% of the vote still outstanding.

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Masto and Heck have just been projected as the winners of their respective senate primaries.

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Additional Winners:

NV-01 D: Titus
NV-03: Tarkanian(R) and Rosen(D)
NV-04: Hardy(R) and Kihuen (D)

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And H.D. Evans wins the NV-2 Dem Primary.

NV-1 R and ME-1 R still uncalled.

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Thankfully the voters of NV-4 understood that Hardy would have been favored against Flores.

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Mary Perry wins NV-1 R

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Mark Holbrook narrowly defeats Ande Smith in the right to lose to Chellie Pingree.

No primaries next week. June 28th is the next primary date - CO, NY, OK, UT. SC runoffs as well, but nothing gubernatorial/congressional requires a runoff.

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List of contested primaries by poll closing time:

8 ET: OK-1, OK-2 D&R, OK-3 R, OK-4 D&R, OK-5 D&R, OK Senate L

The key races are OK-01 R and OK-02 R, where two GOP incumbents appear to be in real danger of losing. OK Senate L is notable as this is the first time libertarians have been on the ballot in the state since 2000. Any races where no one gets 50% go to an august runoff between the top two candidates.

9 ET: NY-1 D, NY-3 D, NY-5 D, NY-7 D, NY-10 D, NY-12 D, NY-13 D, NY-15 D, NY-18 R, NY-19 D&R, NY-22 R, NY-24 D

Keep an eye on NY-1 D, a very competitive contest to decide who will face GOP incumbent Lee Zeldin in the fall. NY-3 D will decide the nominee to face Jack Martins (R) in the contest to replace retiring Rep. Steve Israel. NY-13 D is a crowded defacto GE to replace retiring Rep. Charlie Rangel. NY-19 features primaries on both sides as candidates seek to succeed retiring Rep. Charlie Gibson. One of the D candidates is the Bernie-endorsed Zephyr Teachout. NY-22 R decides the likely successor to retiring Rep. Richard Hanna. And NY-24 D will decide the opponent for GOP incumbent John Katko - it could be the Bernie-endorsed Eric Kingson.

CO-1 D, CO-3 R, CO-5 D&R, CO Senate R

Keep an eye on CO-5 R, where GOP incumbent Doug Lamborn is at some risk of defeat. The Senate primary is fairly crowded, but the favorite should be Darryl Glenn, who was endorsed by the state GOP in April.


10 ET: UT-3 R, UT Senate D, UT Governor R

Keep an eye on the Governor primary, but I doubt Herbert is in much danger of actually losing.

(The SC runoffs do not include any contests for Congress or governor)

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Results pages for tonight:

http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/oklahoma

http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/new-york

http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/colorado

http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/utah

First poll closing is Oklahoma in just under three hours.

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Winners for tonight:

OK Sen L: Murphy
OK-01 R: Bridenstine
OK-02: Harris-till (D)/ Mullin (R)
OK-03 R: Lucas
OK-04: Owen (D)/Cole (R)
OK-05 D: McAffrey & Guild RUNOFF
OK-05 R: Russell
CO-01 D: Degette
CO-03 R: Tipton
CO-05: TOO CLOSE TO CALL/Lamborn (R)
CO-SEN R: Glenn
NY-1 D: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
NY-3 D: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
NY-5 D: Meeks
NY-7 D: Velazquez
NY-10 D: Nadler
NY-12 D: C. Maloney
NY-13 D: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
NY-15 D: Serrano
NY-18 R: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
NY-19: Teachout (D)/Faso (R)
NY-22 R: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
NY-24 D: Deacon
UT-3 R: Chaffetz
UT-SEN D: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
UT-GOV R: Herbert

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More Winners:

CO-05 D: Plowright
NY-18 R: Oliva
NY-22 R: Tenney

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Suozzi wins NY-3 D

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Snow wins Utah Senate D.

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Espillat wins NY-13 D: https://www.google.com/amp/nypost.com/2016/06/29/adriano-espaillat-wins-harlem-primary-for-charlie-rangels-seat/amp/?client=ms-android-verizon#

The next primary is the GA-3 R Runoff on July 26th, followed by KS/MI/MO/WA on August 2nd.

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Certified CA Results: http://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/upcoming-elections/june-7-2016-presidential-primary-election/statement-vote/

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Late Ballots changed a few things in CA. Bolded winners won because of late ballots.

CA winners:

(District) 1: LaMalfa(R) and Reed (D)
2: Huffman (D) and Mensing(R)
3: Garamendi (D) and Cleek (R)
4: McClintock (R) and Derlet (D)
5: Thompson (D) and Santamaria (R)
6: Matsui (D) and Evans (R)
8: Cook (R) and Ramirez (D)
9:  McNearney (D) and Amador (R)
10: Denham (R) and Eggman (D)
12: Pelosi (D) and Picus (I)
16: Costa (D) and Tacherra (R)
17: Khanna (D) and Honda (D)
18: Eshoo (D) and Fox (R)
20: Panetta (D) and Lucius (R)
21: Valadao (R) and Huerta (D)
22: Nunes (R) and Campos (D)
23: McCarthy (R) and Reed (D)
24: Carbajal (D) and Fareed (R)
25: Knight (R) and Cafario (D)
27: Chu (D) and Orwell (R)
28: Schiff (D) and Solis (R)
29: Cardenas (D) and Alarcon (D)
30: Sherman (D) and Reed(R)
31: Aguilar (D) and Chabot (R)
32: Napolitano (D) and Hernandez(D)
36: Ruiz (D) and Stone (R)
37: Bass (D) and Wiggins(D)
38: Sanchez  (D) and Downing (R)
41: Takano (D) and Shepherd  (R)
42: Calvert (R) and Sheridan (D)
44: Hall (D) and Barragan (D)
45: Walters (R) and Varaseth (D)
46: Correa (D) and Nguyen(D)
47: Lowenthal (D) and Whallon (R)
48: Rahrabacher (R) and Savary (D)
49: Issa (R) and Applegate (D)
50: Hunter (R) and Malloy (D)
51: Vargas (D) and Hidalgo (R)
52: Peters (D) and Gitsham (R)
53: Davis (D) and Veltmeyer (R)
Senate: Harris (D) and Sanchez (D)

We're less than two weeks away from the GA-3 R Runoff on July 26th, and less than three weeks away from KS/MI/MO/WA on August 2nd and TN on August 4th.