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Geoffrey Skelley

Gilbert, an attendee at the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol who actually got an endorsement from the Nevada GOP, is running roughly 20 points behind Lombardo in the Republican primary for governor. But he’s already arguing that he’s losing because of voter fraud, which of course there is absolutely no evidence of — one consistent theme in Gilbert’s election fraud claims.

Nathaniel Rakich

If we give him Lombardo, Trump’s endorsees have won six of seven contested primaries tonight. It should be noted, though, that Trump endorsed Lombardo after Lombardo started leading in the polls, so Trump can’t really claim credit for his win.

How Trump’s endorsees are doing tonight

Senate, House and gubernatorial candidates endorsed by former President Donald Trump and their results in Republican primaries in Maine, Nevada, North Dakota and South Carolina, as of 1:26 a.m. Eastern

Candidate Office % Reporting Vote Share Status
John Hoeven* ND Sen. 73% 78.4% ✓ Won
Adam Laxalt NV Sen. 36 55.9 ✓ Won
Joe Lombardo NV Gov. 35 43.5 Leading
Henry McMaster* SC Gov. 89 83.2 ✓ Won
Katie Arrington SC-01 78 45.2 ✗ Lost
William Timmons* SC-04 99 52.7 ✓ Won
Russell Fry SC-07 99 51.0 ✓ Won

*Incumbent.

Sen. Tim Scott, Rep. Joe Wilson, Rep. Jeff Duncan, Rep. Ralph Norman and Rep. Kelly Armstrong are unopposed in their Republican primaries, so they are not included in the table.

Sources: DonaldJTrump.com, news reports, ABC News

Geoffrey Skelley

In a sign of where things are heading in Nevada’a GOP primary for governor, the Nevada Independent has called the race for Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo. Per ABC’s numbers, Lombardo holds about a two-to-one lead over attorney and former boxer Joey Gilbert, 44 percent to 22 percent. Gilbert has carried a number of the sparsely-populated rural counties, but Lombardo’s big lead in Clark (home to Las Vegas) has given him a big lead.

Latest count in Nevada’s GOP primary for governor

Results of Nevada’s Republican primary for governor, as of 1:25 a.m. Eastern

Candidate Votes Vote %
Joe Lombardo 33,915 43.5%
Joey Gilbert 17,316 22.2
Dean Heller 8,984 11.5
John J. Lee 8,556 11.0
Guy Nohra 3,173 4.1
Tom Heck 1,512 1.9
None of these candidates 1,370 1.8
Fred Simon 1,047 1.3
Eddie Hamilton 519 0.7
Amber Whitley 465 0.6
William Walls 278 0.4
Gary Evertsen 247 0.3
Seven Achilles Evans 185 0.2
Edward O’Brien 156 0.2
Barak Zilberberg 149 0.2
Stanleigh Lusak 93 0.1

35% of the expected vote has been reported.

Source: ABC News


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