9:06pm: Move along, now, y'all. Over here. 9:04pm: "Out East" or so they say, with 18% reporting in Vermont, Markowitz has a 121-vote lead over Shumlin, who has a 6-vote lead over Racine. For those of you that prefer percentages, that's 26-25-25, with 19 for Dunne.
9:01pm: 39% reporting in OK-05 now, Jim Lankford continues to lead Kevin Calvey, now 61-39. First of several outsider upsets tonight?
8:57pm: All of Broward's reporting in FL-17, Wilson continues to hold her 33-16 lead. Broward is 26% of the district.
8:55pm: The AP's also called FL-08 for Daniel Webster, who's holding his 40-23 lead over Todd Long.
8:53pm: The AP's called the OK-02 runoff for Charles Thompson, who...has a $13k warchest. While that's better than Edmonds' $1300, it'll likely be no match for Dan Boren.
8:49pm: Bill McCollum is lagging Rick Scott just a little more in FL-Gov (R), with Scott now up 46-43. While McCollum's stronghold of Miami-Dade is only 0.1% reporting, let's not forget that around 40% of votes are cast early in Florida, and those have indeed reported.
8:47pm: Some early results coming through in Vermont. With 12% reporting, SoS Deb Markowitz has a narrow 28-25 lead over Lt. Gov Doug Racine; Shumlin and Dunne are close behind at 21 apiece.
8:44pm: Further down the peninsula, Daniel Webster leads Todd Long 40-23 in FL-08; Sandy Adams leads Karen Diebel 32-30 in FL-24, and "Road Rage" Rivera has 65 in FL-25. For the "Get to Congress Free" card in FL-17, Frederica Wilson has 33% to Rudy Moise's 16%. (The GOP isn't contesting this district in November.)
8:39pm: Another 200 precincts have rolled in down in Florida; Rick Scott continues to hold his 46-44 advantage for the GOP Gov nod. 57% reporting in FL-02, with Boyd seeing a little more daylight at 52-48 now. Alarmingly for him, only early votes have reported in Gadsden County, which is heavily-Democratic and majority-black.
8:38pm: In Oklahoma, Charles Thompson leads Daniel Edmonds 66-34 in OK-02 with about 10% reporting; Jim Lankford looks on track to upset establishment pick Kevin Calvey in OK-05, leading 58-42 with 9% reporting.
8:24pm: Wow. Allen Boyd only leads Al Lawson by 2% with 42% reporting.
8:21pm: Summerwind sails into the sunset. The AP has called the Dem Senate primary for Kendrick Meek.
8:18pm: Over in FL-24, Sandy Adams leads Karen "Snakes in a Pool" Diebel by 31-30 with 29% reporting.
8:11pm: We're up to 30% reporting in Florida, and Scott is still holding steady at 46-44 over McCollum. Meek leads Greene by 55-32. Oh, and hey: The AP has called FL-Sen (R) for Marco Rubio and FL-Gov (D) for Alex Sink.
8:05pm: Some early results in from Vermont -- Deb Markowitz, Matt Dunne, and Doug Racine are separated by a mere handful of votes.
7:57pm: Rick Scott's margin has tightened to 46-44, in part thanks to McCollum's strong performance in Miami-Dade, where the pocket protector-wielding dork is boasting 66% of the vote.
7:48pm: In the AP's hot early precinct action in FL-25, scumbucket David Rivera has 57% to Paul Crespo's 33% and Mariana Cancio's 10%.
7:42pm: We're up to 5.5% reporting in the Gov race, and Rick Scott's lead over Bill McCollum is now at 48-42. In the Senate race, Meek now leads Greene by 51-36.
7:36pm: Some early House primary results: Boyd leads Lawson 59-41 in FL-02. Richard Nugent's got a 60-40 lead over Pat Sager in FL-05. Dan Webster's at 40%, with a big lead over Todd Long in FL-08. In FL-24, Sandy Adams, Karen Diebel and Craig Miller are essentially locked in a three-way tie.
7:31pm: So much for the Florida DoE's futile plan to hold the results until 8pm... The Associated Press has already got some early precinct action: Meek is up 48%-38% on Greene, and Rick Scott leads Bill McCollum by 50-40!
7:24pm: And we're off! Only, Florida is holding their results until 8pm...
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