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Zoha Qamar

Now that ABC News reports that incumbent Lauren Boebert (CO-03) is projected to win her re-election primary, we now know the fates of four of Trump’s six endorsees on ballots tonight. Barring any surprises in Colorado, Boebert will likely face off against Adam Frisch, a local businessman and local politician, this fall. Still to come are results for incumbents Rep. Mary Miller (IL-15), who is leading, and Sen. Mike Lee of Utah, where polls only just now closed.

Here’s where all of Trump’s choices stand at present:

How Trump’s endorsees are doing tonight

Senate, House and gubernatorial candidates endorsed by former President Donald Trump and their results in Republican primaries and runoffs in Colorado, Illinois, Mississippi, New York, Oklahoma and Utah, as of 10:04 p.m. Eastern

Candidate Office % Reporting Vote Share Status
Lauren Boebert* CO-03 77% 64.4% ✓ Won
Darren Bailey IL Gov. 48 53.8 ✓ Won
Mary Miller* IL-15 51 52.7 Leading
Kevin Stitt* OK Gov. 54 68.7 ✓ Won
Frank D. Lucas* OK-03 57 61.0 ✓ Won
Mike Lee* UT Sen. 0 79.5 Leading

*Incumbent.

Sources: DonaldJTrump.com, news reports, ABC News

Nathaniel Rakich

ABC News is reporting that incumbent Rep. Doug Lamborn is projected to win Colorado’s 5th District Republican primary. Scratch one off the list of incumbents in danger tonight.
Latest count in Colorado’s 5th District GOP primary

Results of the Republican primary for Colorado’s 5th Congressional District, as of 9:35 p.m. Eastern

Candidate Votes Vote %
Doug Lamborn* 34,910 49.9%
Dave Williams 21,934 31.3
Rebecca Keltie 8,858 12.7
Andrew Heaton 4,301 6.1

*Incumbent

80% of the expected vote has been reported.

Source: ABC News

Geoffrey Skelley

The AP has projected that businessman Joe O’Dea will defeat state Rep. Ron Hanks in the GOP primary for Senate in Colorado. This result will help Republicans keep the Centennial State potentially in play come November if the environment is friendly enough for them. Democrats spent millions trying to help Hanks in the knowledge that the state legislator might be too toxic to win even in an advantageous year for Republicans.


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