YOUR GUIDE TO THE JUNE 28 ELECTIONS
- Where can I get results? Colorado Results | Illinois Results | New York Results | Oklahoma Results | Utah Results | Nebraska Results | South Carolina Results
- What are the key races? IL-06 (Dems), IL-15 (GOP), MS-03 and MS-04 runoffs (GOP), IL Gov (GOP), NY Gov (Dems), CO Sen (GOP), CO Gov (GOP), CO-08 and CO-07 (GOP), OK Sen (GOP), UT-01 and UT-03 (GOP)
WHAT YOU SHOULD REALLY BE WATCHING
Look out, House incumbents – you’re on the chopping block. Outcomes in two member vs. member primaries in Illinois will boot both a Republican and Democratic lawmaker from Congress.
Plus, two more House Republicans in Mississippi face runoffs after getting less than 50 percent in their primaries….
Source…Politico
Updates….
MORE ELECTION COVERAGE
Casten beats Newman in matchup of Dem incumbents in Illinois
GOP Rep. Steven Palazzo loses primary amid ethics cloud
Hochul cruises to victory in Democratic primary in New York
Bailey wins GOP governor primary in Illinois
More Updates…
Zeldin wins New York GOP gubernatorial primary
Anderson wins Colorado GOP secretary of state nomination in rejection of Trump election claims
Ganahl wins GOP primary to challenge Colorado Gov. Polis
O’Dea wins GOP primary to challenge Bennet
Full Primary Results ›
Ill. 1st ›
D
J. Jackson
28%
P. Dowell
19%
60% est. reported
Ill. 6th ›
D
S. Casten
68%
M. Newman
29%
74% est. reported
Ill. 7th ›
D
D. Davis
52%
K. Collins
46%
63% est. reported
Ill. Governor ›
R
D. Bailey
57%
J. Sullivan
16%
61% est. reported
Ill. 15th ›
R
M. Miller
58%
R. Davis
42%
75% est. reported
Okla. U.S. Senate ›
R
J. Lankford
68%
J. Lahmeyer
26%
87% est. reported
Colo. 8th ›
R
B. Kirkmeyer
41%
J. Kulmann
22%
>95% est. reported
Colo. U.S. Senate ›
R
J. O’Dea
55%
R. Hanks
45%
92% est. reported
Colo. Sec. of State ›
R
P. Anderson
44%
M. O’Donnell
29%
93% est. reported
N.Y. Governor ›
R
L. Zeldin
43%
A. Giuliani
23%
65% est. reported
N.Y. Governor ›
D
K. Hochul
67%
J. Williams
20%
53% est. reported
N.Y. Lt. Governor ›
D
A. Delgado
60%
A. Archila
25%
49% est. reported
Source: A.P./NY Times
Colo. Ill. Miss. N.Y. Okla. S.C. Utah
Election Results: In the NE-1 special election (new lines remember), Mike Flood (R) defeated Pansing Brooks (D) by six points. In the Mississippi runoffs, Rep. Michael Guest (R) was renominated in MS-3 while in MS-4 Jackson County Sheriff Mike Ezell (R) defeated incumbent Rep. Steven Palazzo (R). In Illinois, the highlight of the night was Rep. Sean Casten (D) defeating former progressive darling and corrupt Rep. Marie Newman (D). In the OK-Senate (Special), Rep. Markwayne Mullin (R) and former State House Speaker T.W. Shannon (R) will advance to the runoff for the Republican nomination. Speaking of Trump endorsements, Trump’s night was mixed as his endorsed slate went down in flames in Colorado statewide while having success in Illinois. Progressive challengers in New York seemed to flame out as well on the Democratic side….
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