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

[Joe Republic]

Does Sandoval now run against "None of these candidates" (the winner in the DEM primary) in the General Election ?



What does the election law say here ?

It would be funny if NOTC were the Dem. candidate.

"None of these candidates" is still "winning" the NV-D Gubernatorial primary, 30-25 over Goodman.  Too bad it is meaningless - Goodman will be the nominee by virtue of being the human receiving the most votes.

[Joe Republic]

Not surprised by Lowden's defeat.  She was hit hard by some pretty scathing TV ads here, focusing on her donations to Harry Reid way back when, and that she still hasn't paid off all her bills from her 2010 Senate campaign.

[Joe Republic]

What's up with Nevada?  Did only joke Democrats run in the primary, or is this a non-binding concession to Sandoval, or...?

Both

Yep.  Nobody knows who any of the Democrats are, and nobody cares.  Sandoval is unbeatable, but meanwhile the other statewide offices and the Senate could go either way.

[Joe Republic]

This might be a stupid question, but could one hypothetically get on both parties primary ballots, for whatever bizarre reason?

Depends on the rules in each state.  The most recent example I can give you is Rep. Peter Welch (D-VT), who also won the Republican nomination in 2008 through write-ins.