12:56am: The AP calls it for Maynard.
12:03am: With 573 of 613 precincts in, Maynard leads Gearheart by 30-28 (or just 400 votes).
10:28pm: With 75% in, Maynard leads Marty Gearheart by 29-26 in WV-03. None of these guys raised any money for this primary.
10:13pm: I'm engrossed in a wave of NE-02 nostalgia. Who would have guessed that Lee Terry would embrace Barack Obama so hard, yet Jim Esch was the one who slagged Hillary Clinton and ultimately quit the Democratic Party!
10:08pm: Touching base in Nebraska, GOP Rep. Lee Terry is winning his primary with a meek 66% with over 25% of precincts reporting. Obama-Terry voters, anyone?
9:59pm: In WV-01, the AP has also called the GOP race for ex-state Rep. David McKinley. In WV-03, longtime incumbent Nick Rahall is sitting at an underwhelming 66%, while Spike Maynard, a corrupt ex-Democrat leads his closest competitor by 30-28 with just over half of precincts in.
9:54pm: Over in Massachusetts, the GOP held Scott Brown's seat easily.
9:50pm: The AP just called the race for Mike Oliverio.
9:46pm: Put another way, Mollohan needs 61% of the remaining vote in order to eke out a win. Unless he has some amazing precincts left in his favor, that will be very hard. Meanwhile, on the GOP side, McKinley leads Warner 36-25. There are no runoffs in WV.
9:43pm: Unless Mollohan has a serious rabbit in his hat, it looks like he's pretty screwed. He trails Oliverio by 56-44 with over two thirds of the vote counted.
9:24pm: Oh, yeah, and in GA-09, Tom Graves and Lee Hawkins, both Republicans, are headed to the runoff with 35% and 20%, respectively. Mike Freeman, the lone Dem in this race, scored a whopping 6%. Wow...
9:18pm: With over a third of precincts reporting, Oliverio is up by 12%.
8:52pm: 16% in now in WV-01 and Oliverio's up by 11. Yipes.
8:27pm: Over in WV-01, with 5 of 670 precincts in, Oliverio leads Mollohan by 55-45. In the GOP primary, McKinley has 66%.
8:13pm: Well hell - Politico's results aren't showing all the candidates in GA-09, so scratch that last update. It's Graves in front with 33, but Steve Tarvin is in second with 22.
7:59pm: With 20% of precincts reporting in GA-09, Tom Graves is at 33 and Chris Cates is at 18. Lee Hawkins is in third with 13, and the lone Dem, Mike Freeman, has just 8.
Polls close at 7:30pm Eastern for the Republican and Democratic primaries in WV-01, where Alan Mollohan appears to be in the race of his life, and at 7pm in Georgia for the special election to replace GOP Rep. Nathan Deal. One other race worth watching is the special election to replace Scott Brown in the Massachusetts State Senate. Polls close at 8pm for that race. And in Nebraska, GOP Rep. Lee Terry faces a teabagger challenge. Polls there close at 9pm.
We'll be using this thread to follow the results. If you have any good results links in your pocket, please post 'em in the comments.
