FactsDrivenPrimary night, August 11, 2026LIVE, 4,381,153 VOTES COUNTED, FEED 1:29 PM ET, CHECKED 0s AGO

The races to watch

13 contests carrying the night. Each card carries its own county map, shaded for whoever leads there; the full county and town results open underneath. Connecticut and Vermont report by town, so those races have the results but no map.

Wisconsin

Governor

Democratic
CALLED, CROWLEY
Projected winner
39.8David Crowley
3,858 votes over Hong, +0.49
>99%
Lead holds
About 100% of the expected vote in792,001 votes
2,059 of 2,059 precincts
David Crowley39.8%315,474 votes
Francesca Hong39.3%311,616 votes
Kelda Roys7.5%59,438 votes
Joel Brennan4.7%37,132 votes
Sara Rodriguez4.1%32,689 votes
Mandela Barnes4.1%32,415 votes
Missy Hughes0.4%3,237 votes
CrowleyHongRoysBrennanRodriguez
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Minnesota

U.S. Senate

Democratic
CALLED, FLANAGAN
Projected winner
59.0Peggy Flanagan
+19.6 over Craig
>99%
Lead holds
About 100% of the expected vote in698,084 votes
4,105 of 4,105 precincts
Peggy Flanagan59.0%411,797 votes
Angie Craig39.4%274,891 votes
Kurt Anderson0.7%4,579 votes
Billy Nord0.4%2,992 votes
George Kalberer0.3%2,124 votes
Peter Murgic0.2%1,701 votes
FlanaganCraigAndersonNordKalberer
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South Carolina

U.S. Senate

Republican special
CALLED, GRAHAM
Projected winner
32.7Darline Graham
+8.1 over Norman
>99%
Lead holds
About 100% of the expected vote in335,910 votes
2,315 of 2,315 precincts
Darline GrahamINC32.7%109,881 votes
Ralph Norman24.6%82,628 votes
Russell Fry19.7%66,011 votes
Mark Sanford14.9%50,136 votes
Mark Lynch5.9%19,918 votes
Danny Ford0.8%2,847 votes
Duke Buckner0.5%1,583 votes
Glenda Parker0.3%1,141 votes
Samuel Shepherd0.3%955 votes
Mark McBride0.2%810 votes
GrahamNormanFrySanfordLynch
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Minnesota

Governor

Democratic
CALLED, KLOBUCHAR
Projected winner
89.6Amy Klobuchar
+83.9 over Layne
>99%
Lead holds
About 100% of the expected vote in686,047 votes
4,105 of 4,105 precincts
Amy Klobuchar89.6%614,956 votes
Kobey Layne5.8%39,542 votes
Mohammad Wazwaz1.4%9,663 votes
Po Vang1.3%8,914 votes
Ole Savior0.8%5,602 votes
Thomas Evenstad0.6%3,894 votes
Bill Gates0.5%3,476 votes
KlobucharLayneWazwazVangSavior
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Wisconsin

Governor

Republican
CALLED, TIFFANY
Projected winner
95.4Tom Tiffany
+90.8 over Manske
>99%
Lead holds
About 99% of the expected vote in490,291 votes
2,071 of 2,085 precincts
Tom Tiffany95.4%467,745 votes
Andy Manske4.6%22,546 votes
TiffanyManske
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Connecticut

Governor

Democratic
CALLED, LAMONT
Projected winner
67.8Ned Lamont
+35.7 over Elliott
>99%
Lead holds
About 87% of the expected vote in186,854 votes
9 of 770 precincts
Ned LamontINC67.8%126,742 votes
Josh Elliott32.2%60,112 votes
LamontElliott
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Minnesota

U.S. Senate

Republican
CALLED, TAFOYA
Projected winner
51.9Michele Tafoya
+28.0 over Schwarze
>99%
Lead holds
About 100% of the expected vote in408,382 votes
4,105 of 4,105 precincts
Michele Tafoya51.9%211,848 votes
Adam Schwarze23.9%97,482 votes
Royce White11.1%45,497 votes
Tom Weiler6.0%24,319 votes
Joyce Lacey1.9%7,625 votes
Patrick Munro1.8%7,177 votes
Cynthia Gail1.6%6,583 votes
Bob Carney1.5%6,020 votes
Ahmad Hassan0.4%1,831 votes
TafoyaSchwarzeWhiteWeilerLacey
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Minnesota

Governor

Republican
CALLED, DEMUTH
Projected winner
43.4Lisa Demuth
+11.0 over Lindell
>99%
Lead holds
About 100% of the expected vote in413,880 votes
4,105 of 4,105 precincts
Lisa Demuth43.4%179,714 votes
Mike Lindell32.5%134,326 votes
Kendall Qualls21.4%88,440 votes
John Krhin1.1%4,675 votes
Ross Nova0.7%2,796 votes
Raul Estrada0.6%2,490 votes
Loner Blue0.3%1,439 votes
DemuthLindellQuallsKrhinNova
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Alabama

U.S. House, 2nd district

Republican
CALLED, MARQUES
Projected winner
50.0Rhett Marques
+28.4 over Harris
>99%
Lead holds
About 100% of the expected vote in32,801 votes
79 of 188 precincts
Rhett Marques50.0%16,411 votes
Hampton Harris21.6%7,100 votes
David Matthews17.4%5,716 votes
Joshua McKee4.7%1,537 votes
James Richardson3.3%1,078 votes
Christian Horn2.9%959 votes
MarquesHarrisMatthewsMcKeeRichardson
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Minnesota

U.S. House, 2nd district

Democratic
CALLED, LITTLE
Projected winner
47.2Matt Little
+16.8 over Klein
>99%
Lead holds
About 100% of the expected vote in88,492 votes
260 of 260 precincts
Matt Little47.2%41,792 votes
Matthew Klein30.4%26,898 votes
Kaela Berg16.7%14,743 votes
Abdi Abdulle2.6%2,323 votes
Hugh McTavish2.6%2,292 votes
Christopher Mosel0.5%444 votes
LittleKleinBergAbdulleMcTavish
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Wisconsin

U.S. House, 7th district

Republican
CALLED, ALFONSO
Projected winner
49.0Michael Alfonso
+22.3 over Hermening
>99%
Lead holds
About 100% of the expected vote in100,164 votes
145 of 145 precincts
Michael Alfonso49.0%49,038 votes
Kevin Hermening26.6%26,687 votes
Jessi Ebben15.6%15,647 votes
Niina Baum4.8%4,838 votes
Don Raihala3.9%3,954 votes
AlfonsoHermeningEbbenBaumRaihala
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Wisconsin

U.S. House, 3rd district

Democratic
CALLED, COOKE
Projected winner
60.6Rebecca Cooke
+21.1 over Berge
>99%
Lead holds
About 96% of the expected vote in93,321 votes
191 of 197 precincts
Rebecca Cooke60.6%56,514 votes
Emily Berge39.4%36,807 votes
CookeBerge
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Connecticut

U.S. House, 1st district

Democratic
CALLED, BRONIN
Projected winner
54.0Luke Bronin
+20.8 over Larson
>99%
Lead holds
About 84% of the expected vote in54,926 votes
146 of 147 precincts
Luke Bronin54.0%29,658 votes
John LarsonINC33.2%18,221 votes
Jillian Gilchrest8.1%4,469 votes
Ruth Fortune4.7%2,578 votes
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Every race on tonight's ballot

13 contested races out of 96 on the ballot across the six states voting. 83 still to load.

Wisconsin4 races

GovernorDemocraticCALLED, CROWLEYCalled>99%
About 100% of the expected vote in792,001 votes
2,059 of 2,059 precincts
3,858 votes over Hong, +0.49
David Crowley39.8%
Francesca Hong39.3%
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GovernorRepublicanCALLED, TIFFANYCalled>99%
About 99% of the expected vote in490,291 votes
2,071 of 2,085 precincts
+90.8 over Manske
Tom Tiffany95.4%
Andy Manske4.6%
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U.S. House, 3rd districtDemocraticCALLED, COOKECalled>99%
About 96% of the expected vote in93,321 votes
191 of 197 precincts
+21.1 over Berge
Rebecca Cooke60.6%
Emily Berge39.4%
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U.S. House, 7th districtRepublicanCALLED, ALFONSOCalled>99%
About 100% of the expected vote in100,164 votes
145 of 145 precincts
+22.3 over Hermening
Michael Alfonso49.0%
Kevin Hermening26.6%
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Minnesota5 races

U.S. SenateDemocraticCALLED, FLANAGANCalled>99%
About 100% of the expected vote in698,084 votes
4,105 of 4,105 precincts
+19.6 over Craig
Peggy Flanagan59.0%
Angie Craig39.4%
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U.S. SenateRepublicanCALLED, TAFOYACalled>99%
About 100% of the expected vote in408,382 votes
4,105 of 4,105 precincts
+28.0 over Schwarze
Michele Tafoya51.9%
Adam Schwarze23.9%
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GovernorDemocraticCALLED, KLOBUCHARCalled>99%
About 100% of the expected vote in686,047 votes
4,105 of 4,105 precincts
+83.9 over Layne
Amy Klobuchar89.6%
Kobey Layne5.8%
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GovernorRepublicanCALLED, DEMUTHCalled>99%
About 100% of the expected vote in413,880 votes
4,105 of 4,105 precincts
+11.0 over Lindell
Lisa Demuth43.4%
Mike Lindell32.5%
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U.S. House, 2nd districtDemocraticCALLED, LITTLECalled>99%
About 100% of the expected vote in88,492 votes
260 of 260 precincts
+16.8 over Klein
Matt Little47.2%
Matthew Klein30.4%
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South Carolina1 race

U.S. SenateRepublican specialCALLED, GRAHAMCalled>99%
About 100% of the expected vote in335,910 votes
2,315 of 2,315 precincts
+8.1 over Norman
Darline GrahamINC32.7%
Ralph Norman24.6%
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Connecticut2 races

GovernorDemocraticCALLED, LAMONTCalled>99%
About 87% of the expected vote in186,854 votes
9 of 770 precincts
+35.7 over Elliott
Ned LamontINC67.8%
Josh Elliott32.2%
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U.S. House, 1st districtDemocraticCALLED, BRONINCalled>99%
About 84% of the expected vote in54,926 votes
146 of 147 precincts
+20.8 over Larson
Luke Bronin54.0%
John LarsonINC33.2%
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Alabama1 race

U.S. House, 2nd districtRepublicanCALLED, MARQUESCalled>99%
About 100% of the expected vote in32,801 votes
79 of 188 precincts
+28.4 over Harris
Rhett Marques50.0%
Hampton Harris21.6%
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Live returns from the Decision Desk HQ public results feed, read fresh every few seconds. Percentages are each candidate’s share of the vote in that contest. A state split across two time zones closes twice, so the strip above counts down to the next closing and names the last one: Florida’s peninsula closes at 7:00 PM ET and its panhandle at 8:00 PM, which is why every statewide Florida race closes at 8:00. Where a state does not publish precinct counts, the reporting figure is counted votes against the expected turnout for that race. Lead confidence describes how much of the vote is still out, not a polling forecast. Results are unofficial until certified by each state.