CPRM, Pt 3: LA 11/6

[Gass3268]

2018 Congressional Primary Calendar (Poll Closing Times - Eastern Time):

Texas: Mar 6 (8:00 PM | 9:00 PM)

Illinois: March 20 (8:00 PM)

Indiana: May 8 (6:00 PM | 7:00 PM)
North Carolina: May 8 (7:30 PM)
Ohio: May 8 (7:30 PM)
West Virginia: May 8 (7:30 PM)

Idaho: May 15 (10:00 PM | 11:00 PM)
Nebraska: May 15 (9:00 PM)
Oregon: May 15 (10:00 PM | 11:00 PM)
Pennsylvania: May 15 (8:00 PM)

Arkansas: May 22 (8:30 PM)
Georgia: May 22 (7:00 PM)
Kentucky: May 22 (6:00 PM | 7:00 PM)
Texas (Runoff): May 22 (8:00 PM | 9:00 PM)

Alabama: June 5 (8:00 PM)
California: June 5 (11:00 PM)
Iowa: June 5 (10:00 PM)
Mississippi: June 5 (8:00 PM)
Montana: June 5 (10:00 PM)
New Jersey: June 5 (8:00 PM)
New Mexico: June 5 (9:00 PM)
South Dakota: June 5 (8:00 PM | 9:00 PM)

Maine: June 12 (8:00 PM)
Nevada: June 12 (10:00 PM)
North Dakota: June 12 (10:00 PM | 11:00 PM)
South Carolina: June 12 (7:00 PM)
Virginia: June 12 (7:00 PM)

Arkansas (Runoff): June 19 (8:30 PM)
District of Columbia: June 19 (8:00 PM)

Colorado: June 26 (9:00 PM)
Maryland: June 26 (8:00 PM)
Mississippi (Runoff): June 26 (8:00 PM)
New York: June 26 (9:00 PM)
Oklahoma: June 26 (8:00 PM)
South Carolina (Runoff): June 26 (7:00 PM)
Utah: June 26 (10:00 PM)

Alabama (Runoff): July 17 (8:00 PM)

Georgia (Runoff): July 24 (7:00 PM)

Tennessee: Aug. 2 (Thursday) (8:00 PM)

Kansas: Aug. 7 (8:00 | 9:00 PM)
Michigan: Aug. 7 (8:00 | 9:00 PM)
Missouri: Aug. 7 (8:00 PM)
Washington: Aug. 7 (11:00 PM)

Hawaii: Aug. 11 (Saturday) (12:00 AM)

Connecticut: Aug. 14 (8:00 PM)
Minnesota: Aug. 14 (9:00 PM)
Vermont: Aug. 14 (7:00 PM)
Wisconsin: Aug. 14 (9:00 PM)

Alaska: Aug. 21 (12:00 AM | 1:00 AM)
Wyoming: Aug. 21 (9:00 PM)

Arizona: Aug. 28 (10:00 PM)
Florida: Aug. 28 (7:00 | 8:00 PM)
Oklahoma (Runoff): Aug. 28 (8:00 PM)

Massachusetts: Sept. 4 (8:00 PM)

Delaware: Sept. 6 (Thursday) (8:00 PM)

New Hampshire: Sept. 11 (8:00 PM)

Rhode Island: Sept. 12 (Wednesday) (8:00 PM)

New York (State Elections): Sept. 13 (Thursday) (9:00 PM)

Louisiana: Nov. 6 (9:00 PM)

Louisiana (Runoff): Dec. 8 (9:00 PM)

Link To New York Times Results Page

CPRM, Pt 1
CPRM, Pt 2

[Gass3268]

I hear there was rain in NoAL-02, RIP... I see myself out.

[Gass3268]

Lmao, polls have been closed for two whole hours and there are still exactly zero precincts reporting in Shelby County (Memphis). Typical Southern cities.

I've read on twitter that their election website has crashed, lol.

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https://twitter.com/mcimaps/status/1025208222205009921

[Gass3268]

About 8% of Republican voters in the Gubernatorial primary did not vote in the Senate race.

[Gass3268]

https://twitter.com/WinWithJMC/status/1025214502210613251

[Gass3268]

Did you fail to read the post directly above yours?

What you mean? Are you saying he's wrong because Dem turnout is 51% up and Rep turnout is "only" 15% up?

Rs are actually better than four years ago, a R wave year.

Obviously the general election is a different story, but at least we can say the results tonight are good news for Rs.

Yes, having your opposing party's turnout rate increase by more than triple your own, is the quintessential definition of "good news".

Carry on, chaps. 

This

[Gass3268]

Tracking precinct turnout reports on twitter, it seems as if turnout is extremely high across Michigan for the primary. Something to keep an eye on tonight.

I really, really hope El-Sayed has a chance. He's been possibly the most inspiring candidate of this entire cycle.

As long as it's not Thanedar I'll be happy.

[Gass3268]

Will start getting results in Kansas, Michigan, and Missouri soon.

[Gass3268]

Wow, Abdul leading in Washtenaw County (Ann Arbor).

Not sure if that's surprising, not sure if only being up 5% will do it.

[Gass3268]

Whitmer up big in the Detroit metro, minus Washtenaw County.

[Gass3268]

Whitmer just pulled ahead in Washtenaw and Wayne. She might win every county.

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https://twitter.com/daveweigel/status/1027021796757983233

[Gass3268]

Lacy Clay beat Cori Bush, currently it's 57.6-35.3 with 56.8% in.

[Gass3268]

Dino Rossi sitting at only 39.3% with 19% of the vote in WA-08. All of the vote is from King County.

[Gass3268]

Looks like Sharice Davids should win KS-03’s Democratic primary. She’s done extremely well in the Election Day vote. She carried the JoCo early vote by about 4, but is winning the election day vote by 13.5% from my math.

With all of Johnson County in, Sharice Davids won 37.3-33.9 or by about 2,000 votes.

Cook has moved both KS-02 and KS-03 to Toss Up. Democrats got a candidate without known baggage in KS-03 and Republicans got blah in KS-02.

[Gass3268]

Assuming she knocks off Yoder, this is interesting:

https://twitter.com/baseballot/status/1027176090396241920

[Gass3268]

1. It doesn't matter.
2. It's Hawaii.
3. However, Democrats are outvoting Republicans like 10 to 1.

[Gass3268]

Dane County:

https://twitter.com/samcdonell/status/1029406723877027840

[Gass3268]

Great news! Dane is becoming a stronghold for Ds. But who does this help in the D primary?

My guess is that this will not be a stronghold for any particular candidate. Evers, Mitchell, Roys and Soglin will all probably get a decent number of votes here.

[Gass3268]

These results from CT are terrible for the Rs.

Explain please. I heard the CT candidates are MAGA loyalists mostly, but I'm not sure about that.

Not only the turnout, but Boughton was viewed as the one to make it competitive. He was the """moderate""".

Erin Stewart, who was polling the best for Republicans, before getting pushed down to the LG race, is currently losing the LG race.

[Gass3268]

This is very Wisconsin:

https://twitter.com/Tony4WI/status/1029535154996473856

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Johnson is beating Pawlenty, lol!

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Vukmir up big early in Waukesha County

Leah Vukmir   3,321   65.5%   
Kevin Nicholson   1,611   31.8%   
 
   

[Gass3268]

Mitchell is winning Milwaukee County, but by only 5 points.