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Election Results: Alaska, Arizona, Florida, Oklahoma, Vermont Primary

Posted by Noah Friedman on Aug 25th, 2010 and filed under Featured News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

Election Results

2010 Election Results

Most of the Primary Election results are in. Here they are:














Primary Election Results in Arizona

For Arizona Governor, where Jan Brewer is seeking re-election.
- Terry Goddard won uncontested for the Democrats.
- Jan Brewer won with 87% of the votes for the Republicans.

For Arizona Senate, where John McCain is seeking re-election.
- Rodney Glassman won with 35% of the votes for the Democrats.
- John McCain won with 56% of the votes for the Republicans.

Primary Election Results in Alaska:

For Alaskan Governor, where Sean Parnell is seeking re-election.
- Ethan Berkowitz won with 56% of the votes for the Democrats.
- Sean Parnell won with 49% of the votes for the Republicans.

For Alaskan Senate, where Lisa Murkowski is seeking re-election.
- Scott McAdams won with 59% of the votes for the Democrats.
- Joe Miller is leading Murkowski with 51% of the votes for the Republicans (2% of the votes are still not in)

Primary Election Results in Florida:

For Florida Governor, where Charlie Chris is NOT seeking re-election
- Alex Sink won with 77% of the votes for the Democrats.
- Rick Scott won with 46% of the votes for the Republicans.

For Florida Senate, where LeMieux is not seeking re-election.
- Kendrick Meek won with 57% of the votes for the Democrats.
- Marco Rubio won with 85% of the votes for the Republicans

Primary Election Results in Vermont:

For Vermont Governor, where Douglas is not seeking re-election
- It’s a dead heat between Shumlin, Racine, and Markowitz) with no winner declared yet.
- Brian Dubie won uncontested for the Republicans.

Results in Oklahoma:

- No major races going on. However, Charles Thompson and James Lankford (Republicans) have won the House 2nd and 5th Districts.

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