Illinois Primary Thread

[ill ind]

  Brady, Proft, Andrej....  Conservative

  Ryan, Dillard,McKenna  Moderate

Ill_Ind

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Brady takes the lead

Governor - Dem Primary
8962 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 80%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Quinn, Pat (i) Dem 373,194 51%
 Hynes, Daniel Dem 362,810 49%
 


Governor - GOP Primary
8974 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 80%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Brady, Bill GOP 111,406 20%
 McKenna, Andy GOP 110,185 20%
 Dillard, Kirk GOP 108,648 20%
 Ryan, Jim GOP 92,028 17%
 Andrzejewski, Adam GOP 81,891 15%
 Proft, Dan GOP 44,249 8%
 Schillerstrom, Bob GOP 5,125 1%
 

[Franzl]

McKenna and Brady are in the conservative wing of the party and Dillard is more of a moderate, right?

edit: Brady surges ahead by 1000 votes

Yes basically, although I find Brady a little more tolerable than McKenna.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Geez, when's the last time someone won a statewide primary with 20% of the vote?

I'm not sure about statewide, but the 2006 TN-01 GOP primary was filled with many candidates, and the winner (David Davis) won with less than 30% of the vote.

PA-05 in 2008 was similar.

[Lief 🗽]

Brady's pulling away, with 116k to McKenna's 113k and Dillard's 112k

[ill ind]

  Jason Plummer has moved ahead in the GOP Lite-guv race.  So the two guys who dropped the big bucks Cohen, and Plummer are leading the races for Lieutenant Governor.

Ill_Ind

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

U.S. House - District 8 - GOP Primary
453 of 503 Precincts Reporting - 90%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Walsh, Joe GOP 11,917 33%
 Beveridge, Dirk GOP 9,266 26%
 Rodriguez, Maria GOP 7,366 21%
 Geissler, Christopher GOP 3,147 9%
 Dawson, John GOP 2,849 8%
 Jacobs, Gregory GOP 1,051 3%
 

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

U.S. House - District 10 - Dem Primary
498 of 511 Precincts Reporting - 97%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Seals, Daniel Dem 21,772 48%
 Hamos, Julie Dem 21,089 47%
 Richardson, Elliot Dem 2,454 5%
 

[Lief 🗽]

U.S. House - District 8 - GOP Primary
453 of 503 Precincts Reporting - 90%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Walsh, Joe GOP 11,917 33%
 Beveridge, Dirk GOP 9,266 26%
 Rodriguez, Maria GOP 7,366 21%
 Geissler, Christopher GOP 3,147 9%
 Dawson, John GOP 2,849 8%
 Jacobs, Gregory GOP 1,051 3%
 

Too bad we left the banking industry's favorite representative Mellisa Bean unopposed in the primary here.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

U.S. House - District 14 - GOP Primary
431 of 578 Precincts Reporting - 75%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Hultgren, Randy GOP 26,256 54%
 Hastert, Ethan GOP 22,739 46%
 

[Badger]

Looks bad for Hoffman. Most of the unreported precincts appear to be from counties either Alexi is doing very well in or only cast a handful of votes and won't effect the final results much either way. The exceptions seem to be the Cook suburb counties of DuPage, Kane and McHenry, but Hoffman and Alexi G. are running neck and neck there so it seems unlikely they'll give Hoffman the 30,000+ vote gain he currently needs.

[Franzl]

I don't think Brady can win. DuPage still has a LOT to report, and he's at 5% there.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

U.S. Senate - 2010 - Dem Primary
9040 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 81%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Giannoulias, Alexi Dem 283,180 39%
 Hoffman, David Dem 249,689 34%
 Jackson, Cheryle Dem 145,557 20%
 Marshall, Robert Dem 40,900 6%
 Meister, Jacob Dem 12,601 2%
 


U.S. Senate - 2010 - GOP Primary
9028 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 80%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Kirk, Mark GOP 307,210 57%
 Hughes, Patrick GOP 103,851 19%
 Lowery, Don GOP 49,853 9%
 Thomas, Kathleen GOP 38,645 7%
 Martin, Andy GOP 27,628 5%
 Arrington, John GOP 15,477 3%
 

[Meeker]

McKenna now in third, barely.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Governor - Dem Primary
9219 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 82%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Quinn, Pat (i) Dem 378,453 51%
 Hynes, Daniel Dem 369,691 49%
 


Governor - GOP Primary
9213 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 82%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Brady, Bill GOP 118,349 20%
 Dillard, Kirk GOP 114,717 20%
 McKenna, Andy GOP 113,832 20%
 Ryan, Jim GOP 94,977 16%
 Andrzejewski, Adam GOP 84,761 15%
 Proft, Dan GOP 45,826 8%
 Schillerstrom, Bob GOP 5,251 1%
 

[ill ind]

203 out of 749 from DuPage reporting.  I kind of doubt Brady can hold it either.

Ill_Ind

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Can Brady beat Quinn? He may be more conservative but aren't Quinn's numbers abysmal?

[bgwah]

I want maps!

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

203 out of 749 from DuPage reporting.  I kind of doubt Brady can hold it either.

Ill_Ind

Who would benefit, Mckenna or Dillard?

[Meeker]

Alexi has clearly won on the Senate side, for those who forgot about it.

[ill ind]

  In DuPage probably Dillard, but Jim Ryan would run strong there too.  

Ill_Ind

[Franzl]

203 out of 749 from DuPage reporting.  I kind of doubt Brady can hold it either.

Ill_Ind

Who would benefit, Mckenna or Dillard?

Not entirely clear, but Dillard probably. Ryan is very strong there as well, but he isn't going to win anymore.

[Lief 🗽]

Current DuPage results are Ryan ahead with 30% and Dillard and McKenna basically tied 21% to 20%.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

According to the DuPage County website, half the precincts are in and Ryan is winning:

http://www.dupageresults.com/results/2010_02_results/republican-1.htm

For the Dems, it's Quinn by a 51-49 margin:

http://www.dupageresults.com/results/2010_02_results/democratic-1.htm

[Franzl]

DuPage + Cook together make up a majority of outstanding votes.

I think Quinn may pull it out after all.