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Jacob Rubashkin

In Arkansas, I find it interesting that Jake Bequette is only slightly outpacing Jan Morgan in the GOP primary. Bequette ran a full campaign and got millions of dollars in outside support from GOP mega-donor Dick Uihlein. Morgan had basically no money but is just 3.5 points behind him. She did win 30 percent in the GOP gubernatorial primary in 2018, though, so maybe this is a regression for her.

Latest count in Arkansas’s GOP primary for Senate

Results of Arkansas’s Republican primary for the U.S. Senate, as of 10:11 p.m. Eastern

Candidate Votes Vote %
John Boozman* 74,571 58.3%
Jake Bequette 27,546 21.5
Jan Morgan 23,003 18.0
Heath Loftis 2,847 2.2

43% of the expected vote has been reported.

*Incumbent

SOURCE: ABC NEWS

Alex Samuels

ABC News projects that state Rep. Jasmine Crockett will win the Democratic primary in Texas’s 30th District. This district is solidly blue, so Crockett shouldn’t run into too many problems come November.
Jacob Rubashkin

In the GOP primary for Minnesota’s 1st District special election, we’ve got 9 percent of the vote counted, and so far it looks to be a two-man race between former U.S. Department of Agriculture official Brad Finstad and state Rep. Jeremy Munson. Perhaps not so coincidentally, these are the two candidates who received support from outside groups: $1.5 million for Munson from a Sen. Rand Paul-affiliated Super PAC and the House Freedom Caucus, and $1.2 million for Finstad from the cryptocurrency-backed American Dream Federal Action. Finstad was also backed by $900,000 from the more moderate Republican group Defending Main Street.

Latest count in Minnesota’s 1st District special GOP primary

Results of the Republican primary for the Aug. 9 special election in Minnesota’s 1st Congressional District, as of 10:09 p.m. Eastern

Candidate Votes Vote %
Brad Finstad 1,838 52.6%
Jeremy Munson 1,071 30.7
Jennifer Carnahan 221 6.3
Matt Benda 187 5.4
Nels Pierson 62 1.8
Kevin Kocina 60 1.7
Bob Carney 20 0.6
J.R. Ewing 14 0.4
Ken Navitsky 12 0.3
Roger Ungemach 9 0.3

9% of the expected vote has been reported.

SOURCE: ABC NEWS


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