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Interestingly this district also voted 50.7/49.3 in 2024.

Seems the GOP just does well downballot there for some reason.

Seattle Mayor Primary Results:

- ➡️ Katie Wilson - 44,457 (46.39%)
- ➡️ Bruce Harrell - 43,160 (45.04%)
- Joe Mallahan - 4,640 (4.84%)
- Clinton Bliss - 1,275 (1.33%)

We can project that Katie Wilson and Bruce Harrell will move on to November's general election.

Delaware State House/HD-20 Results:

- 🔵 ☑️ Alonna Berry (D) - 4,653 (50.7%)
- 🔴 Nikki Miller (R) - 4,532 (49.3%)

We can project Alonna Berry wins election to the Delaware State House.

This was a Harris+9 district in 2024.

Detroit Mayor Primary (UPDATE):

- ➡️ Mary Sheffield - 24,642 (53.8%)
- Solomon Kinloch - 7,711 (16.9%)
- Saunteel Jenkins - 6,210 (13.6%)
- James Craig - 2,931 (6.4%)

We can project Mary Sheffield will advance to the Detroit Mayor general election.
One more spot remains open.

Some (very) early results out of the Detroit Mayor Primary:

- Mary Sheffield - 1,029 (44.0%)
- Solomon Kinloch - 538 (23.0%)
- Saunteel Jenkins - 395 (17.0%)
- Todd Perkins - 168 (7.0%)
- Fred Durhal - 101 (4.0%)

~1% reporting

Rhode Island State Senate 4 Special:

- 🔵 ☑️ Stefano Famiglietti (D) - 1,690 (83.6%)
- 🔴 Alexander Asermely - 332 (16.4%)

We can project Stefano Famiglietti will win election to Rhode Island's State Senate.

This district was Harris+11 in 2024.

You can also keep track of the results on our website 👉 civicapi.org/results/elec...

We are providing live results for 330 elections tonight!

Polls have now closed in Michigan, Mississippi, Rhode Island, and Delaware.

As usual, I'll post results for these races as they come in. Stay tuned!

That's what happens when you fully alienate your voter base. I'm guessing the next government will be Reform, which will be... interesting, to say the least.

- Primaries for Mississippi State Senate District 1, 2, 11, 42, and 44.
- Primaries for Mississippi House 16, 41
- Special election for Rhode Island SD-04
- Primaries for Washington State Senate District 5, 26, 34, 48

We have a big election day today across the US. As usual, I'll post live results as they come in:

- Primaries in Michigan, inc. Detroit Mayor, City Council
- Primaries in Arizona, inc. Prescott Mayor
- Special election in Delaware RD-20
- Primaries in Kansas, inc. Topeka Mayor

Lombardo will be a very tough opponent, Ford is one of the few I can see making it actually competitive. Very strong candidate for the Dems.

Yup!

- Cindy Myrex - 2,129 (49.8%)
- Clint Hollingsworth - 1,848 (43.2%)
- Heather Doyle - 150 (3.5%)
- Dan McWhorter - 147 (3.4%)

And for the Republican Primary in AZ-07:

- ✅ Daniel Butierez - 6,580 (57.7%)
- Jorge Rivas - 3,096 (27.1%)
- Jimmy Rodriguez - 1,732 (15.2%)

We project Daniel Butierez will win the Republican nomination for Arizona's 7th.

He faces-off against Adelita Grijalva on September 23.

Arizona 7th Congressional (AZ-07) Democratic Primary:

- ✅ Adelita Grijalva - 26,230 (61.9%)
- Deja Foxx - 8,985 (21.2%)
- Daniel Hernandez - 6,076 (14.3%)

We project that Adelita Grijalva will win the Democratic nomination for AZ-07.

First results out of the Democratic Primary for Arizona's 7th Congressional (AZ-07):

- Adelita Grijalva - 2,253 (52.4%)
- Daniel Hernandez - 1,069 (24.9%)
- Deja Foxx - 833 (19.4%)
- Patrick Harris Sr. - 113 (2.6%)

Polls have now closed in Arizona's 7th district. I will be posting results for both the Democratic and Republican primaries as they come in. Stay tuned!

Keep in mind these are only the first results (~35% reporting according to AP) but yeah.

First results out of Washington D.C.'s Ward 8 special election:

- Trayon White - 1,126 (30.4%)
- Sheila Bunn - 928 (25.1%)
- Salim Adofo - 862 (23.3%)
- Mike Austin - 782 (21.1%)
(all candidates are Democrats)

We've got a few elections tonight:

- Republican and Democratic primaries for Arizona's 7th Congressional District/AZ-07
- A Republican Primary in Alabama State House 12/SD-12
- Special City Council election in Washignton DC (Ward 8)

As usual, I'll post results as they come in!

Rhode Island State Senate 4 (SD-4) Democratic Primary - Results:

- ✅ Stefano Famiglietti - 1,617 (70.2%)
- Marcia Ranglin-Vassell - 309 (13.4%)
- Leonardo Cioe Jr. - 265 (11.5%)
- Manny Taveras - 113 (4.9%)

We can project Stefano Famiglietti wins the Democratic primary for RI SD-04.

Tonight, there is a Democratic Primary in Rhode Island's 4th State Senate district for a special election on August 5th. Nothing too big, but I'll post the results as they come in tonight. Polls close at 8 PM EST!

Correction, I forgot the primaries for Arizona's 7th Congressional District will happen on July 15. So we'll see one more notable election before August.

San Diego County Supervisor 1 Special:
- ☑️ Paloma Aguirre (D) - 37,324 (53.22%)
- John McCann (R) - 32,805 (46.78%)

St. Louis Alderman Ward 8 Special:
- ☑️ Jami Coxo Antwi - 1,070 (55.3%)
- Shedrick Kelley - 352 (18.2%)
- Jim Dallas - 278 (14.4%)
- Alecia Hoyt - 195 (10.1%)

Couple small elections today - "notable" ones including the San Diego County Supervisor 1 Special election and a special election in St. Louis for Ward 8's Alderman. These will be the only noteworthy elections until August 5.

New York City Mayor Democratic Primary - Final RCV Result:

Zohran Mamdani - 545,334 (56%)
Andrew Cuomo - 428,530 (44%)

July will be a fairly "dry month" for elections.

Nothing really notable for the whole month other than a House of Councillors election in Japan and a runoff for the Democratic Primary of Georgia Public Service Commission District 3.

Things pick back up a bit in August.

Cuomo said he'd run as an independent if he lost the primary, Adams is already running as one

🚨 NEW YORK CITY MAYOR DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY - PROJECTION

We project that Zohran Mamdani will WIN the Democratic nomination for mayor after the ranked choice rounds are completed.

He will face off against (likely) Andrew Cuomo, Eric Adams, Curtis Sliwa, and Jim Walden in November.

New York City Mayoral Primary Election Results 2025 Get live results and maps from the 2025 New York City primary election.

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