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

[Maxwell]

How the hell did Lonegan lose his primary? AMAZING!

[Torie]

25% in for DeSoto county (neutral area) and McDaniel up 62-36.

Yes, the next five precincts came in, and they went 2-1 for McDaniel, rather than a tad below  3-2 for the first five, with 29 left to go in DeSoto. It's ugly up there. Cochran needs to carry Rankin to win this tonight probably.

[Suburbia]

Bravo Gene Taylor. Bravo.

Cochran and McDaniel could go to a run-off, which would be a nightmare.

I'm a little surprised Annette Bosworth did so poorly, considering some of those tea party groups were getting excited for her.

And boy was I wrong in NJ. Murray Sabrin got last place. He had easily the most organized campaign, guess he just rubbed people the wrong way. Either way, the NJ Senate field was a bunch of perennial losers and a random business guy whose ads were totally weird, so Cory Booker may cross 60.

You're right about that. I also want to know why does Lonegan lose all the time? He lost in 2005 GOP gubernatorial, 2009 GOP gubernatorial, 2013 special Senate election, and now in 2014's House primary. What's wrong?

[Miles]

43% for Senate

Cochran- 51%
McDaniel- 47%

41% for CD4; Taylor and Palazzo are tied at 47%.

[Maxwell]

Bravo Gene Taylor. Bravo.

Cochran and McDaniel could go to a run-off, which would be a nightmare.

I'm a little surprised Annette Bosworth did so poorly, considering some of those tea party groups were getting excited for her.

And boy was I wrong in NJ. Murray Sabrin got last place. He had easily the most organized campaign, guess he just rubbed people the wrong way. Either way, the NJ Senate field was a bunch of perennial losers and a random business guy whose ads were totally weird, so Cory Booker may cross 60.

You're right about that. I also want to know why does Lonegan lose all the time? He lost in 2005 GOP gubernatorial, 2009 GOP gubernatorial, 2013 special Senate election, and now in 2014's House primary. What's wrong?

He runs as a Far Right Republitarian in a state that doesn't take kindly to that. Not hard to guess.

Although it is surprising to see him lose a primary.

[Morning in Atlas]

43% in, Cochran pulls above 50. 51-47-2.

Anyone have a precinct map of MS-Sen?

[SWE]

Bravo Gene Taylor. Bravo.

Cochran and McDaniel could go to a run-off, which would be a nightmare.

I'm a little surprised Annette Bosworth did so poorly, considering some of those tea party groups were getting excited for her.

And boy was I wrong in NJ. Murray Sabrin got last place. He had easily the most organized campaign, guess he just rubbed people the wrong way. Either way, the NJ Senate field was a bunch of perennial losers and a random business guy whose ads were totally weird, so Cory Booker may cross 60.

You're right about that. I also want to know why does Lonegan lose all the time? He lost in 2005 GOP gubernatorial, 2009 GOP gubernatorial, 2013 special Senate election, and now in 2014's House primary. What's wrong?

The problem of course, is that he's Steve Lonegan

[Torie]

The next 8 precincts in DeSoto broke 62-38 or so for McDaniel, and Cochran is carrying the rural counties in the northern part of the state. It is probably the Memphis burbs that are thrashing Cochran. Still nothing from Rankin.

[Miles]

43% in, Cochran pulls above 50. 51-47-2.

Anyone have a precinct map of MS-Sen?

Precinct? No, but here's a county map.

[Del Tachi]

25% in for DeSoto county (neutral area) and McDaniel up 62-36.

Yes, the next five precincts came in, and they went 2-1 for McDaniel, rather than a tad below  3-2 for the first five, with 29 left to go in DeSoto. It's ugly up there. Cochran needs to carry Rankin to win this tonight probably.

Stop being a drama-llama.  Hinds County alone appears to be more than cancelling-out DeSoto.

[Donerail]

25% in for DeSoto county (neutral area) and McDaniel up 62-36.

Yes, the next five precincts came in, and they went 2-1 for McDaniel, rather than a tad below  3-2 for the first five, with 29 left to go in DeSoto. It's ugly up there. Cochran needs to carry Rankin to win this tonight probably.

Stop being a drama-llama.  Hinds County alone appears to be more than cancelling-out DeSoto.

Hinds is over 3/4 in already, though - DeSoto has less than half.

[Torie]

Hinds has largely shot its wad. It seems that Cochran may be pulling some black votes in the Delta (impressive Pub numbers in heavily black rural counties there), which may save his ass. Anyway, odds are the Cochran will win Rankin with some margin, and wrap it up tonight, but if he loses Rankin, odds are he won't win tonight, and will have to go to a runoff.

[Miles]

56% in and Cochran at 50.3%.

If Cochran can keep edging out McDaniel in the CD1 counties, it may be enough.

[Del Tachi]

25% in for DeSoto county (neutral area) and McDaniel up 62-36.

Yes, the next five precincts came in, and they went 2-1 for McDaniel, rather than a tad below  3-2 for the first five, with 29 left to go in DeSoto. It's ugly up there. Cochran needs to carry Rankin to win this tonight probably.

Stop being a drama-llama.  Hinds County alone appears to be more than cancelling-out DeSoto.

Hinds is over 3/4 in already, though - DeSoto has less than half.

Less than half of precincts - not votes. 

And will still have to factor in that Cochran probably wins 52-56% in Rankin County, and that the precincts outstanding in DeSoto are probably more friendly to Cochran than the ones that have reported thus far. 

And Thad's also crushing-it in Madison County. 

[Maxwell]

Taylor is beating Palazzo by 3. I will eat a bag, this is such a surprise.

[GaussLaw]

This is relieving......

It's pretty amazing how distinct different regions of Mississippi are and their characteristics/voting.

If you ask an average person about Mississippi, they'd probably think it was just 1 big trailer park essentially.

[Torie]

About 10% of Rankin in, and Cochran up 51-47, a smaller margin than the other Jackson area counties. Oh the drama indeed!

[Miles]

Taylor is beating Palazzo by 3. I will eat a bag, this is such a surprise.

53% is in but Taylor is running out of Gulf counties. Hopefully he at least holds Palazzo to a runoff though.

[Donerail]

90% in for Jackson County - McDaniel up by 1% there. Probably a bad sign for Taylor if so many are abandoning Cochran on the Gulf.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

59.9% in; Cochran leads 51-48.

[Miles]

AP gives DeMarco a runoff spot for AL-06. Beason leads for 2nd place (with 18%), ATM.

[Del Tachi]

I think we're almost to the point where an outright McDaniel win tonight is highly unlikely - the best McD can realistically hope for at this point is a run-off.  

[RogueBeaver]

Which is what Wasserman just said. Whew.

[Donerail]

Palazzo has closed to .3% of Taylor.

[Sol]

About 10% of Rankin in, and Cochran up 51-47, a smaller margin than less the the Jackson area counties. Oh the drama indeed!

I really wish I knew where these precincts are. If this is from the inner burbs t'is good for McDaniel.