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

[Mexican Wolf]

Where can i find live results maps for the Wyoming U.S. House races?

I'm following on Washington Post, but that's a paid subscription.

Just like NYT.
It's a shame that CNN provides maps for any statewide race - bar House races, even if they're statewide. Strangely, for Alaska they do deliver maps, both for the primary and for the special election.

Politico's the same way with House races, except they don't list county breakdowns like CNN does either as far as I know.

[Mexican Wolf]

Is Bien from Platte County? He's winning it pretty strongly against Gordon (not that it matters now).

[Mexican Wolf]

Is Bien from Platte County? He's winning it pretty strongly against Gordon (not that it matters now).

Presuming Bien ran on COVID?

Just from skimming his campaign site, his "Brent Will Defend Against" list includes "Vaccine and Mask Mandates, Vaccine Passports," but otherwise doesn't seem to mention COVID, masks, or restrictions outside of that.

[Mexican Wolf]

I think it's really interesting that with the Wyoming and Alaska primaries over and the top three special election underway, there are three more Native American women who've made it to the general elections for the House: Lynnette Grey Bull, who's Northern Arapaho and Standing Rock Sioux; Mary Peltola, who's Yu'pik; and Tara Sweeney, who's Iñupiat. While Grey Bull is almost certain to lose given she's running as a Democrat in Wyoming, I'm rooting for Peltola to win the special election and become Alaska's first female and first Alaska Native House representative.

[Mexican Wolf]

Now that Madison Horn's won the Oklahoma D Senate primary, she and Kendra definitely need to make those "Mess with the Bull, Get the Horns" ads I suggested haha.

[Mexican Wolf]

The Rhode Island D Gov primary is so close right now: Foulkes is leading McKee by 31(!) votes with 71% of the vote in according to CNN. Could this go to a recount?