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

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Calling OK-Labor Commissioner R for Osborn!
Calling OK-Superintendent R for Walters!
Calling NY-22 R for Williams!

Uncalled:
FL-4 D
FL-22 R
NY-1 R
NY-2 R
NY-3 D
NY-10 D
NY-22 D
NY-23 R
NY-24 R
AK-SEN Slot 4

[Gracile]

https://twitter.com/AP_Politics/status/1562265003839062022

This result confirms my skepticism about Katko's ability to get through a primary. Williams was the more conservative candidate in this seat; Wells had considerable backing by the Republican establishment and outspent Williams considerably (The Congressional Leadership Fund spent a good bit of money on late TV ads here).

[wbrocks67]

On the other side of the aisle, it's looking like Nick Langworthy is going to defeat Carl Paladino in the R primary in NY-23, which would at least be a win for not being completely insane. Paladino is still ahead but Erie County, where Paladino got a huge margin, seems to be done counting, while Langworthy is amassing equally huge margins in the rural counties, most of which still have a lot (or in some cases, all) of their votes to count.

Currently:

Paladino: 52.9
Langworthy: 47.1

But Paladino is at 66% in Erie County, which is done counting, and getting crushed around 60-40 in every other county.

Why did Stefanik go out on a limb for that psychopath?

[Tintrlvr]

Langworthy is now ahead of Paladino with still more votes left in the rurals. It won't be a huge margin, but Langworthy should win.

Langworthy: 51.6% (20,822)
Paladino: 48.4% (19,558)

It's really shocking and embarassing for the Buffalo metro that Erie County is so solidly behind Paladino. Not for the first time, of course.

[Roll Roons]

Langworthy is now ahead of Paladino with still more votes left in the rurals. It won't be a huge margin, but Langworthy should win.

Langworthy: 51.6% (20,822)
Paladino: 48.4% (19,558)

It's really shocking and embarassing for the Buffalo metro that Erie County is so solidly behind Paladino. Not for the first time, of course.

Thank the lord. Paladino is complete scum who wasn't fit to shine Jack Kemp's boots.

[Stand With Israel. Crush Hamas]

More votes dropped in NY-10, Goldman now up to a roughly 1250-vote lead. 93% in, or so it says.

[wbrocks67]

More votes dropped in NY-10, Goldman now up to a roughly 1250-vote lead. 93% in, or so it says.

Now actually feeling better about an outright win by Goldman.

Also, there's only like <30k votes in NY-17 and it's almost done? This was a contested race too! Yikes

[Anti-Trump Truth Socialite JD Vance Enjoying Juror]

Does anyone know where the outstanding vote in NY-22 is? If the remaining vote is in Oneida or Madison Counties there would be an outside shot at Hood closing the gap. It looks like Conole has it but it hasn't been called yet.

[Tintrlvr]

Does anyone know where the outstanding vote in NY-22 is? If the remaining vote is in Oneida or Madison Counties there would be an outside shot at Hood closing the gap. It looks like Conole has it but it hasn't been called yet.

NYT thinks it's just absentees and affidavits left to count there. Probably just not called because it's theoretically close enough for those to make a difference.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Calling NY-1 R for LaLota!
Calling NY-2 R for Garbarino!
Calling NY-23 R for Langworthy!

Uncalled:
FL-4 D
FL-22 R
NY-3 D
NY-10 D
NY-22 D
NY-24 R
AK-SEN Slot 4

[Anti-Trump Truth Socialite JD Vance Enjoying Juror]

I prefer Conole to Hood in NY-22, but it is weird that Hood's losing to Conole despite being up 19 in Oneida County. To be expected I guess, not being the largest county in the district anymore. All 4 of the candidates are Syracuse area as well.

[ProgressiveModerate]

More votes dropped in NY-10, Goldman now up to a roughly 1250-vote lead. 93% in, or so it says.

Now actually feeling better about an outright win by Goldman.

Also, there's only like <30k votes in NY-17 and it's almost done? This was a contested race too! Yikes

It seems like all the remaining vote is from Brooklyn. Depending upon what vote it is, it could keep Niou competative. I'd say strong Lean Goldman.

[Lognog]

Was NY 23 supposed to be this close?

[ProgressiveModerate]

Dan Goldman has declared victory.

IMO while he is clearly favored, he isn't completely out of the woods.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Calling FL-22 R for Franzese!
Calling NY-3 D for Zimmerman!
Calling NY-10 D for Goldman!
Calling NY-22 D for Conole!
Calling NY-24 R for Tenney!

Uncalled:
FL-4 D
AK-SEN Slot 4

[Lief 🗽]

It's very depressing that Sean Maloney single-handedly ended the careers of two exciting rising stars in Jones and Biaggi.

[Born to Slay. Forced to Work.]

Random but for some reason New York 17th conservative primary still hasn’t been called despite Lawler being ahead +76

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Random but for some reason New York 17th conservative primary still hasn’t been called despite Lawler being ahead +76

I think the AP just forgot about it lol. I called it hours ago.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Calling FL-4 D for Holloway!

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Wow, Maloney's performance is terrible, Nadler's basically fought her to a tie in her share of the district!

Not a surprise: she was always a weak incumbent.

[Minnesota Mike]

It's very depressing that Sean Maloney single-handedly ended the careers of two exciting rising stars in Jones and Biaggi.

Not Maloney's fault, he ran where he lived. Jones made a bad choice in not running in NY-17, if he is indeed a star he would have beat Maloney. As for Biaggi, she tried to move up and got whipped. Not exactly star material.

[ProgressiveModerate]

Anyone else find it funny both Dems for OK Sen have the last name Horn?

[Greedo punched first]

Why didn’t Maloney or Nadler run in NY-10 to avoid running against a fellow incumbent with seniority?

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Why didn’t Maloney or Nadler run in NY-10 to avoid running against a fellow incumbent with seniority?

Nadler because he knew he would win, Maloney because she was delusional enough to think that she would.

[Tintrlvr]

It's very depressing that Sean Maloney single-handedly ended the careers of two exciting rising stars in Jones and Biaggi.

Not Maloney's fault, he ran where he lived. Jones made a bad choice in not running in NY-17, if he is indeed a star he would have beat Maloney. As for Biaggi, she tried to move up and got whipped. Not exactly star material.

Also ironically Biaggi was the carpetbagger. She lives way at the southern end of Bowman’s district, and most of her Senate district is in the Bronx, but ran in NY-17 purely out of spite. Progressives complaining about Maloney when it was Jones and Biaggi who ran around the map playing games while Maloney just ran in the district where his home is is just absurd sour grapes.