CPRM, Pt 2: AL (RO) 7/17; GA (RO) 7/24; TN 8/2; 274K ballots left in CA

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

WULFRIC PROJECTION - NJ:

District 11
Republican Primary
CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.   
Jay Webber
14,476   41.9%   
Peter De Neufville
11,210   32.5   
Antony Ghee
6,022   17.4   
Patrick Allocco
1,571   4.5   
Martin Hewitt
1,262   3.7   
34,541 votes, 83% reporting (476 of 576 precincts)

[Strudelcutie4427]

Come on Senator Fagg!!! This needs to happen 😂😂

We already have Lindsey Graham.

[136or142]

Abby Finkenauer is winning easily.

[Adam Griffin]

Sherman is now in first place in MS.

[henster]

What is the dirt on Fagg? I know Rosendale has the Maryland issue seems like he'd be the ideal opponent.

[Thunder98 🇮🇱 🤝 🇵🇸]

I wonder which Republican (Fareed vs Woody) will go against 1st term incumbent Democratic Rep. Salud Carbajal? I live in CA-24.

[Adam Griffin]

Did anybody already mention it? Bobby Bright made the runoff in AL-2.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

WULFRIC PROJECTION - AL:

U.S. House District 2
Democratic Primary
CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.   
Tabitha Isner
13,611   58.0%   
Audri Scott Williams
9,866   42.0   
23,477 votes, 71% reporting (274 of 385 precincts)

[Oryxslayer]

Did anybody already mention it? Bobby Bright made the runoff in AL-2.

Yeah this was obvious earlier when Roby was clearly going to be held under 50.

[BBD]

Praying that Hubbell gets under 35%.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

WULFRIC PROJECTION - AL:

District 2
Republican Primary
CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.   
Martha Roby*
24,636   39.2%   
Bobby Bright
18,112   28.8   
Barry Moore
11,780   18.7   
Rich Hobson
4,643   7.4   
Tommy Amason
3,722   5.9   
62,893 votes, 65% reporting (251 of 385 precincts)

[MT Treasurer]

Kathleen Williams has pulled into a narrow lead.

It’s almost like 3% of the vote coming from mostly one county which happens to be the base of two of the candidates is not going to be a good indicator of the state of the race in general.

The D primary for MT-AL is interesting, though. This will probably take some time before we see a call here.

[Adam Griffin]

Did anybody already mention it? Bobby Bright made the runoff in AL-2.

Yeah this was obvious earlier when Roby was clearly going to be held under 50.

Bright was in third earlier, though.


Also, what's going on in AL-5? Ivey's losing all the counties that correspond to the congressional district (plus 1 adjacent; winning every other county in the state) and Brooks isn't exactly sailing through his primary, either.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Praying that Hubbell gets under 35%.

Both myself and NYT have already called it, Hubbell stays above 35%.

[IceSpear]

Kathleen Williams has pulled into a narrow lead.

It’s almost like 3% of the vote coming from mostly one county which happens to be the base of two of the candidates is not going to be a good indicator of the state of the race in general.

The D primary for MT-AL is interesting, though. This will probably take some time to be called.

3% is actually restrained by Atlas standards. Someone earlier declared Maddox finished when like 0.00001% of the vote was in, and now he's ahead by like 30 points. lol

[Sestak]

Go Abby!

[Heisenberg]

Who is the most beatable opponent for Tester?

Downing, because of Licensegate. That's my take.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

WULFRIC PROJECTION - IA:

District 1
Democratic Primary
CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.   
Abby Finkenauer
5,230   76.4%   
Thomas Heckroth
874   12.8   
George Ramsey
381   5.6   
Courtney Rowe
362   5.3   
6,847 votes, 6% reporting (26 of 416 precincts)

[IceSpear]

Did anybody already mention it? Bobby Bright made the runoff in AL-2.

Yeah this was obvious earlier when Roby was clearly going to be held under 50.

Bright was in third earlier, though.


Also, what's going on in AL-5? Ivey's losing all the counties that correspond to the congressional district (plus 1 adjacent; winning every other county in the state) and Brooks isn't exactly sailing through his primary, either.

Ivey's opponent is the mayor of Huntsville, so that was his base. I'm not sure about Brooks.

[BBD]

Praying that Hubbell gets under 35%.

Both myself and NYT have already called it, Hubbell stays above 35%.

Dammit! Tossup>Lean R

[Sestak]

RIP Cathy Glasson.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

WULFRIC PROJECTION - IA:

District 3
Democratic Primary
CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.   
Cindy Axne
22,035   57.2%   
Eddie Mauro
10,528   27.3   
Pete D'Alessandro
5,982   15.5   
38,545 votes, 43% reporting (160 of 375 precincts)

WULFRIC PROJECTION - NM:

District 2
Republican Primary
CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.   
Yvette Herrell
9,925   48.5%   
Monty Newman
7,013   34.3   
Gavin Clarkson
2,219   10.8   
Clayburn Griffin
1,297   6.3   
20,454 votes, 43% reporting (213 of 501 precincts)

[Adam Griffin]

Did anybody already mention it? Bobby Bright made the runoff in AL-2.

Yeah this was obvious earlier when Roby was clearly going to be held under 50.

Bright was in third earlier, though.


Also, what's going on in AL-5? Ivey's losing all the counties that correspond to the congressional district (plus 1 adjacent; winning every other county in the state) and Brooks isn't exactly sailing through his primary, either.

Ivey's opponent is the mayor of Huntsville, so that was his base. I'm not sure about Brooks.

Makes sense. It seems like this would be the area where if any disaffected GOP voters had been dislodged, it would be obvious. That would in theory make Brooks even less vulnerable, yet...maybe all those new "Doug Jones Democrats" pulled a GOP ballot anyway because of Battle/hometown loyalty and decided to stick it to Brooks at the same time.

[Heisenberg]

Rosendale closing the gap as Cascade reports. Closer than I thought (expected him to do better b/c one of his sons lives there IIRC), but since Fagg is doing by far the worst it helps him narrow the margin.

[136or142]

Kathleen Williams has pulled into a narrow lead.

It’s almost like 3% of the vote coming from mostly one county which happens to be the base of two of the candidates is not going to be a good indicator of the state of the race in general.

The D primary for MT-AL is interesting, though. This will probably take some time to be called.

3% is actually restrained by Atlas standards. Someone earlier declared Maddox finished when like 0.00001% of the vote was in, and now he's ahead by like 30 points. lol

1.That was me.
2.It was a joke
3.Montana actually had 16% of precincts reporting.