Statistikhengst
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Poll closing times:
7:00 PM EST: Virginia and South Carolina
8:00 PM EST: Maine
8:30 PM EST: Arkansas (7:30 PM local time)
10:00 PM EST: Nevada (7:00 PM local time)
11:00 PM EST: North Dakota (9:00 PM local time in BOTH timezones, so results will be sent went the more westerly time zone has closed it's polls)
Here the time-zone map of our Union, for reference:
USA time zones map with current local time 12 hour format
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MAINE
AP election results thread for MAINE
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NORTH DAKOTA
AP election results thread for NORTH DAKOTA
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NEVADA
AP election results thread for NEVADA
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SOUTH CAROLINA
AP election results thread for SOUTH CAROLINA
For races where the winner doesn't get 50%, there is a runoff on June 24th (the same day as the McDaniel/Cochran runoff in Mississippi).
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VIRGINIA
AP election results thread for VIRGINIA
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ARKANSAS RUNOFF ELECTION
AP election results thread for ARKANSAS RUNOFF
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There are senatorial primaries tonight in:
Maine, South Carolina and Virginia
In Maine, Susan Collins (R-inc) is running unopposed, as is her Democratic challenger, Shenna Bellows. This seat is considered a SAFE-R hold in the November GE.
Republican Lindsay Graham is in a primary race with seven other Republicans - but looks very secure to win. There are two Democrats in the Democratic Senatorial primary. This seat is considered a SAFE R - hold in the November GE. Also, Timothy Scott's seat (he was appointed in 2013) is up for a special election in November and a regular election in 2016, but I see no primary data for that seat.
In Virginia, Mark Warner (D-inc) is running unopposed. The Republicans, as is allowed by Virginia law, will select their nominee per Convention. This seat is considered a SAFE-D hold in the November GE.
There are gubernatorial primaries tonight in:
Maine, Nevada and South Carolina
In Maine, both Gov. Paul LePage (R-inc) and his challenger Rep. Michael Michaud (D) are running unopposed. This race could well become a marquee race in the Fall. There is also an independent ballot, and Elliot Cutler could actually prove to be a spoiler candidate in the Fall. Expect to hear his name more often in the next months.
In Nevada, Gov. Brian Sandoval (R-inc) is up against four Republicans, but expected to win his primary. The Democratic field is wide-open, with 8 candidates (incuding one self-declared "dice-hustler", Abdul Shabazz), so that could be interesting to watch. There is also a Green party primary and an Independent American primary. BTW, one of Sandoval's challengers from the very far right is named Eddie "In Liberty" Hamilton. This race could be an interesting one in the fall, but Sandoval definitely has the incumbent's advantage.
In South Carolina, Nikki Haley (R-inc) and her challenger, Vincent Sheheen, are both running unopposed.
So, tonight won't be quite as exciting as last Tuesday was, but important nonetheless.
More information later, I need to get to work.
