Early results of primary elections
In Colorado, New York, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Utah today was primary elections day. The contest to see who will be running for seats in Congress in November and other races. One of the more interesting of the races is the one for the Republican ticket to face off against NY junior Senator Kirsten Gillibrand.
As of 9:58pm, according to Politico, with 10.9% reporting results so far:
Senate
Attorney Wendy Long leads with 55.8% of votes
Congressman Bob Turner is at 31.9%
Nassau Comptroller George Maragos trails with 9.2%
For the race in the House of Representatives, the big races are of course in the NY-13, where Rep. Rangel will try to retain his seat. Also the newly formed NY-22 showcases a race of the prior Tea Party supported Republican who took the seat in the 2010 mid-term elections, and another Tea Party candidate.
The races for House of Representatives currently stands:
District 1 – 19% reporting
Republican: Altschuler 88.5%
Demos 11.5%
Democrat: Bishop (incumbent) uncontested
District 6 – 5%
Repubican: Halloran uncontested
Democrat: Crowley 45.6%
Meng 30%
Lancman 20.5%
Mittman 3.8%
District 7 – 1.8%
Democrat: Velazquez (incumbent) 80.2%
O’connor 14.6%
Dilan 3.4%
Martinez 1.8%
District 8 – 1.3%
Republican: Bellone uncontested
Democrat: Jeffries 69.7%
Barron 30.3%
District 9 – 1.7%
Republican: Cavanagh uncontested
Democrat: Clarke (incumbent) 91.6%
Kinard 8.4%
District 13 – 4.2%
Democrat: Espaillat 55.9%
Rangel (incumbent) 35.1%
Williams 6.8%
Johnson 1.5%
Schley .6%
District 16 – 17.8%
Repubican: McLaughlin uncontested
Democrat: Engel 93.1%
Grimaldi 6.9%
District 17 – 23.9%
Republican: Carvin 65.8%
Russell 34.2%
Democrat: Lowey (incumbent) uncontested
District 18 – 19.5%
Republican: Hayworth (incumbent)
Democrat: Maloney 56.8%
Becker 25.5%
Alexander 11.1%
Jackson 4.8%
Wilson 1.8%
District 19 – 19.4%
Republican: Gibson (incumbent) uncontested
Democrat: Schreibman 74.4%
Tyner 25.6%
District 21 – 44.7%
Republican: Doheny 74.1% X
Greene 25.9%
Democrat: Owens (incumbent) uncontested
District 22 – 73.8%
Republican: Hanna (incumbent) 75% X
Kicinski 25%
Democrat: Lamb uncontested
District 23 – 31.5%
Republican: Reed (incumbent) uncontested
Democrat: Shinagawa 55.1% X
Burke 37.7%
Dobson 7.2%
District 27 – 78%
Republican: Collins 63.9% X
Bellavia 36.1%
Democrat: Hochul (incumbent) uncontested
X indicates our prediction as to the winner of that race. This determination is unconfrimed and may prove to be inaccurate once full results are known.
Further updates will be reported here shortly.
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Update – 10:45pm
Senate
Congressman Bob Turner is at 34.8%
Nassau Comptroller George Maragos trails with 11.7%
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The races for House of Representatives currently stands:
District 1 – 93.4% reporting
Republican:
Demos 12.7%
Democrat: Bishop (incumbent) uncontested
District 6 – 50.2%
Repubican: Halloran uncontested
Lancman 27.2%
Crowley 16.4%
Mittman 4.5%
District 7 – 70.6.%
Dilan 23.8%
O’connor 11.9%
Martinez 2.9%
District 8 – 66.2%
Republican: Bellone uncontested
Barron 25%
District 9 – 55.1%
Republican: Cavanagh uncontested
Kinard 12.4%
District 13 – 53.2%
Democrat: Rangel (incumbent) 53.4%
Espaillat 31.2%
Williams 11.9%
Johnson 2.8%
Schley 1.7%
District 16 – 68.1%
Repubican: McLaughlin uUncontested
Grimaldi 7.8%
District 17 – 90%
Russell 35.4%
Democrat: Lowey (incumbent) uncontested
District 18 – 66.8%
Republican: Hayworth (incumbent)
Democrat: Maloney 48.3%
Becker 30.3%
Alexander 15.5%
Jackson 4.3%
Wilson 1.6%
District 19 – 87.7%
Republican: Gibson (incumbent) uncontested
Tyner 41.3%
District 21 – 99.8%
Greene 28.4%
Democrat: Owens (incumbent) uncontested
District 22 – 98.8%
Kicinski 29.8%
Democrat: Lamb uncontested
District 23 – 77%
Republican: Reed (incumbent) uncontested
Burke 36.8%
Dobson 6.6%
District 27 – 98.9%
Bellavia 41%
Democrat: Hochul (incumbent) uncontested
X indicates our prediction as to the winner of that race. This determination is unconfrimed and may prove to be inaccurate once full results are known. The highlighted names were called winners by Politico.
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Update – 11:45pm
Senate with 92.6% reporting
Congressman Bob Turner is at 35.6%
Nassau Comptroller George Maragos trails with 13.4%
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The races for House of Representatives currently stands:
District 1 – 100% reporting
Republican:
Demos 12.8%
Democrat: Bishop (incumbent) uncontested
District 6 – 89.%
Repubican: Halloran uncontested
Lancman 28.2%
Crowley 15.8%
Mittman 5.1%
District 7 – 91.9%
Dilan 25.4%
O’connor 9.8%
Martinez 3.1%
District 8 – 93.7%
Republican: Bellone uncontested
Barron 27.9%
District 9 – 85.6%
Republican: Cavanagh uncontested
Kinard 11.7%
District 13 – 84.4%
Espaillat 39.8%
Williams 10.3%
Johnson 3.2%
Schley 1.5%
District 16 – 85.5%
Repubican: McLaughlin uUncontested
Grimaldi 9.7%
District 17 – 95.7%
Russell 35.3%
Democrat: Lowey (incumbent) uncontested
District 18 – 98.9%
Republican: Hayworth (incumbent)
Becker 32.6%
Alexander 12.0%
Jackson 4.6%
Wilson 2.2%
District 19 – 39.1%
Republican: Gibson (incumbent) uncontested
Tyner 41.2%
District 21 – 99.8%
Greene 28.4%
Democrat: Owens (incumbent) uncontested
District 22 – 100%
Kicinski 29.3%
Democrat: Lamb uncontested
District 23 – 98.8%
Republican: Reed (incumbent) uncontested
Burke 37.4%
Dobson 7.1%
District 27 – 98.9%
Bellavia 41%
Democrat: Hochul (incumbent) uncontested
X indicates our prediction as to the winner of that race. This determination is unconfrimed and may prove to be inaccurate once full results are known. The highlighted names were called winners by Politico. Those in Bold are final tally winners.
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