2022 Primary Election Night Coverage Megathread (9/13 - GRAND FINALE - DE, NH, RI)

[Nutmeg]

GOP - 174,192 - 66%
DEM - 90,309 - 34%

For comparison and some context, MT-AL (D) 2018 & MT-SEN (R) 2018:

GOP - 152,483 - 58%
DEM - 110,883 - 42%

(a 16-point shift to the GOP since 2018)

That's an 8-point shift.

[Nutmeg]

GOP - 174,192 - 66%
DEM - 90,309 - 34%

For comparison and some context, MT-AL (D) 2018 & MT-SEN (R) 2018:

GOP - 152,483 - 58%
DEM - 110,883 - 42%

(a 16-point shift to the GOP since 2018)

That's an 8-point shift.

Margins are a far more useful & less misleading metric than vote/turnout share comparisons in this case, esp. when there are no major third-party/independent candidates involved and we’re really just dealing with two-party vote.

Oh ok, I see what you mean. The margin increased by 16 points as there was an 8-point shift to the Rs.

[Nutmeg]

I don't think there's been much discussion about D.C. yet. Races to watch are for mayor, attorney general, Council chair, and Wards 1, 3, and 5.