New webpage: UNITED STATES CODE: Arrangement. The United States Code is the official codification of Federal Statutes (that is: Acts passed by both houses of Congress and either signed into Law by the President of the United States or enacted via overriding his/her veto) arranged by subject matter for relatively easy reference.

District of Columbia: Mayor: Nestor Djonkam (Democratic) - added; Trevor Hogan (Republican) - added. Delegate to the House of Representatives: Joyce Robinson-Paul (Green) - added.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: James Guy Adams (Libertarian) - added. House CD 2: Josh Dowlut (Republican) - added. House CD 7: Ray Bly (Republican) - added; Frank Mirabile, Jr. (Republican) - added.

South Carolina: House CD 6: Nancy Harrelson (Republican) - lost Primary. James Philip "Jim" Pratt won the 22 June 2010 runoff with 50.21%.

South Dakota: Secretary of State: Teresa Bray (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; state Representative Thomas J. "Tom" Deadrick (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Attorney General: Attorney General Marty J. Jackley (Republican) - added as candidate; Ron Volesky (Democratic) - added. Treasurer: Tom Katus (Democratic) - added; Mike Mehlhaff (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Auditor: Julie Bartling (Democratic) - added; Pat Miller (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; state Representative Tim G. Rounds (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Commissioner of School and Public Lands: School and Public Lands Commissioner Jarrod Johnson (Republican) - added as candidate; Bob Pille (Democratic) - added.

Massachusetts: House CD 5: Robert Michael "Bob" Clark (Independent [Libertarian]) - previously listed as Independent.

New Hampshire: House CD 2: Wesley Michael "Wes" Sonner, Jr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Utah: Senate Class 3: Brian E. Kamerath (Write-in [Libertarian]) - added.

West Virginia: Senate Class 1: Senator Robert C. Byrd (Democratic) - passed away 28 June 2010. Governor Joe Manchin, III (Democratic) will soon appoint a temporary replacement Senator to serve from the time of the appointment through the November 2012 General Election. There will be 2 elections for this Senate Class 1 seat-- both held on the date of the General Election- 6 November 2012. The candidate who wins the 6 November 2012 special election will serve from November 2012 until January 2013- about a month and a half. The candidate who wins the regular 6 November 2012 election will serve from January 2013 until January 2019- the normal 6 year term. Reference: West Virginia Secretary of State Natalie Tennant's Statement On Procedure To Fill Vacant Senate Seat. The executive director of the West Virginia Republican Party declared his party is "examining its legal options" after it was announced that there would be no 2010 special election to fill this vacant seat.

We extend our condolences to the family and friends of Senator Robert C. Byrd (Democratic, West Virginia, U.S. Senate Class 1) who passed away today at the age of 92. He was first elected in 1958.

Regarding West Virginia U.S. Senate vacancies: If the vacancy occurs less than 2 years and 6 months before the end of the term, the Governor appoints someone to fill the unexpired term and there is no election. If the vacancy occurs 2 years and 6 months or more before the end of the term, the Governor appoints someone to serve until the unexpired term is filled at the next General Election.; [West Virginia Code §3-10-3].

Since it is just over 2 years and 6 months before what would have been the end of his term (3 January 2013), a special election would be called by Governor Joe Manchin, III. Note that this coming Saturday, 3 July 2010, is the 2 year, 6 month mark. If the Governor declares the seat vacant before Saturday there would be a special election. It is unclear what would happen if the Governor does not declare seat vacant by Saturday.

The Partisan Composition of the U.S. Senate is now 56 Democrats, 1 Independent and 1 Independent Democrat (both caucus with the Democrats), 41 Republicans, and 1 vacant seat.

California: House CD 24: Lance A. Aguiar (No Party Affiliation) - added.

Colorado: Senate Class 3: Jason Andrew Napolitano (Independent) - added.

Georgia: Governor: Raymond O. "Ray" Boyd (Independent [Republican]) - apparently not a candidate.

Michigan: House CD 9: Robert "Bob" Gray (Independent) - added.

New York: Governor: Kristin Davis (Reform [Libertarian]) - previously listed as Independent [Libertarian]. House CD 13: John Anthony Tabacco, Jr. (Independent) - added. House CD 25: Marc Alan Romain (Independent) - added.

Wisconsin: House CD 6: Randy Steven Hellenbrand (Independent) - added.

Hawaii: Senate Class 3: Campbell Cavasso (Republican) - added.

Illinois: Synchronized to the Illinois State Board of Elections for the General Election. Senate Class 3: Joseph S. "Joe" Bell (Independent [Constitution]) - apparently not a candidate, previously listed as Independent [Constitution]; John D. Blyth (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Michael Dorsey (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Stan Jagla (Independent [Democratic]) - apparently not a candidate, previously listed as Independent [Democratic]; Mike Niecestro (Independent [Republican]) - apparently not a candidate, previously listed as Independent [Republican]; Eric M. Wallace (Independent [Republican]) - apparently not a candidate, previously listed as Independent [Republican]; Robert L. Zadek (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. Governor: Christopher Pedersen (Independent) - Active. House CD 7: David John Anderson (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 8: William E. "Bill" Fraser (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 10: Phil Huckelberry (Green) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 14: Dan Druck (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate.

North Carolina: House CD 8: Wendell Fant (Independent [Democratic]) - apparently not a candidate, previously listed as Independent.

Oklahoma: Synchronized to the Oklahoma State Elections Board for the 27 July 2010 primary. House CD 3: Congressman Frank D. Lucas (Republican) - Renominated. Auditor and Inspector: Auditor and Inspector Steve Burrage (Democratic) - Renominated. Commissioner of Labor: Labor Commissioner Lloyd L. Fields (Democratic) - Renominated. Insurance Commissioner: Insurance Commissioner Kim Holland (Democratic) - Renominated. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Larry Huff (Democratic) - removed.

Arizona: House CD 1: Paul Burton (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Georgia: Superintendent of Education: Brad Bryant (Independent [Republican]) - added.

Maryland: House CD 2: Francis Treadwell (Republican) - added. House CD 3: Thomas E. "Pinkston" Harris (Republican) - added; Ryan Ludick (Democratic) - added. House CD 5: Sylvanus G. Bent (Democratic) - added. House CD 6: Dennis B. Janda (Republican) - added. Comptroller: Armand F. Girard (Republican) - added.

Missouri: House CD 5: Congressman Emanuel Cleaver, II (Democratic) - Renominated.

South Dakota: Secretary of State: Lori Stacey (Constitution) - added.

New webpage: United States STATUTES AT LARGE: Arrangement. The "Statutes at Large" is the official compilation of Laws of the United States of America in, more or less, chronological order.

Tuesday 22 June 2010: Mississippi Second Primary, North Carolina Runoff, South Carolina Runoff, and Utah Primary recap:

Congressman Robert D. "Bob" Inglis (Republican, South Carolina CD 4, 29%) lost his runoff to Harold W. "Trey" Gowdy, III (71%).

The Republican runoff in South Carolina U.S. House CD 6 is too close to call. Nancy Harrelson vs. Jim Pratt.

Additional details here.

Changes:

Florida: Senate Class 3: Alexander Andrew Snitker (Libertarian [Florida Whig]) - previously listed as Libertarian.

Illinois: Senate Class 3: Corey Dabney (Independent [Democratic]) - previously listed as Independent.

Kansas: House CD 2: Ty Colin Reynolds (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 3: Joel Balam (Independent) - apparently not a candidate.

Louisiana: House CD 2: Tommie Vassel (Independent) - added.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: Dennis David (Unaffiliated) - added.

Mississippi: House CD 2: Richard Cook (Republican) - lost Primary.

Missouri: House CD 7: Billy Long (Republican [Right to Life]) - previously listed as Republican.

New York: House CD 23: Matthew A. "Matt" Doheny (Independence, Republican) - previously listed as Republican; Douglas L. "Doug" Hoffman (Republican, Conservative) - previously listed as Republican, Conservative, Independence.

North Carolina: Senate Class 3: former state Senator James Calvin "Cal" Cunningham, III (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 8: Timothy Bruce "Tim" D'Annunzio (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 12: Scott Cumbie (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 13: Ralph Bernard "Bernie" Reeves, III (Republican) - lost Primary.

Oklahoma: Lieutenant Governor: Richard Prawdzienski (Independent [Libertarian]) - previously listed as Independent.

South Carolina: Governor: Congressman James Gresham "Gresham" Barrett (Republican) - lost Primary. Lieutenant Governor: Bill Connor (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Charleston Councilor Paul Thurmond (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Richard James Cash (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Congressman Robert D. "Bob" Inglis (Republican) - Lost Primary. Attorney General: William Leighton "Leighton" Lord, III (Republican) - lost Primary. Superintendent of Education: Elizabeth Moffly (Republican) - lost Primary.

Utah: Senate Class 3: Tim Bridgewater (Republican) - lost Primary. Governor: Farley Anderson (Independent) - added. House CD 2: Congressman James David "Jim" Matheson (Democratic) - Renominated; former state Representative Morgan Philpot (Republican) - lost Primary; Claudia Wright (Democratic) - lost Primary.

Virginia: House CD 2: Kenneth Eugene "Kenny" Golden (Independent [Republican, Independent Greens]) - previously listed as Independent [Republican]. House CD 3: John D. Kelly (Independent [Independent Greens]) - previously listed as Independent. House CD 5: Jeffrey Aaron "Jeff" Clark (Independent [Republican, Independent Greens]) - previously listed as Independent [Republican]. House CD 7: Floyd C. Bayne (Independent Greens) - previously listed as Independent. House CD 8: J. Ron Fisher (Independent Greens) - previously listed as Independent. House CD 9: Jeremiah David Heaton (Independent [Independent Greens]) - previously listed as Independent. House CD 10: William B. "Bill" Redpath (Libertarian [Independent Greens]) - previously listed as Libertarian.

Mississippi Primary Runoff (CD 2 Republican)

Polling hours are 7:00a CDT (1200 UTC) to 7:00p CDT (0000 UTC).

If no candidate receives 50% of the vote in the Tuesday 1 June 2010 party primary, the two leading candidates proceed to a Tuesday 22 June 2010 run off.

• U.S. House CD 2 - Republican
• Bill Marcy (35%); Marcy won the runoff with 59%.
• Richard Cook (35%).

MISSISSIPPI RUNOFF results from a media source

North Carolina Second Primary (Senate Democratic, CD 8 Republican, CD 12 Republican, CD 13 Republican)

Polling hours are 6:30a EDT (1030 UTC) to 7:30p EDT (2330 UTC). In extraordinary circumstances, the county board of elections may direct that the polls remain open until 8:30 p.m.

If no candidate receives 40% of the vote in the Tuesday 4 May 2010 party primary, the two leading candidates proceed to a Tuesday 22 June 2010 run off.

• U.S. Senate Democratic
• former state Senator James Calvin "Cal" Cunningham, III (27.24%).
• Secretary of State Elaine Folk Marshall (36.35%); Won the 22 June runoff with 60%.
• U.S. House CD 8 Republican
• Timothy Bruce "Tim" D'Annunzio (36.85%).
• Harold Nelson Johnson (33.07%); Johnson won the runoff with 61%.
• U.S. House CD 12 Republican
• Scott Cumbie (39.47%).
• Greg Dority (34.32%); Dority won the runoff with 52%.
• U.S. House CD 13 Republican
• William Alfred "Bill" Randall, II (32.59%); Randall won the runoff with 59%.
• Ralph Bernard "Bernie" Reeves, III (31.83%).

NORTH CAROLINA RUNOFFS results from a media source

South Carolina Runoff (Governor Republican, Lieutenant Governor Republican, CD 1 Republican, CD 3 Republican, CD 4 Republican, CD 6 Republican, Attorney General Republican, Superintendent of Education Republican)

Polling hours are 7:00a EDT (1100 UTC) to 7:00p EDT (2300 UTC).

If no candidate receives at least 50% of the vote in the 8 June 2010 primary, a 22 June 2010 runoff will be held between the top two vote-getters.

• Governor, Rep: Nikki Randhawa Haley (49%) vs. James Gresham "Gresham" Barrett (22%); Haley won the runoff with 65%.
• Lieutenant Governor, Rep: James Ken "Ken" Ard (34%) vs. Bill Connor (28%); Ard won the runoff with 61%.
• U.S. House: CD 1, Rep: Timothy E. "Tim" Scott (31%) vs. Paul Thurmond (16%); Scott won the runoff with 68%.
• U.S. House: CD 3, Rep: Richard James Cash (25%) vs. Jeff D. Duncan (24%); Duncan won the runoff with 51%.
• U.S. House: CD 4, Rep: Harold W. "Trey" Gowdy, III (40%) vs. Congressman Robert D. "Bob" Inglis (27%); Gowdy won the runoff with 71%: thus, Congressman Inglis loses his bid for renomination
• U.S. House: CD 6, Rep: Nancy Harrelson (42%) vs. Jim Pratt (49%); this race is TOO CLOSE TO CALL
• Attorney General,Rep: William Leighton "Leighton" Lord, III (38%) vs. Michael Alan "Alan" Wilson (39%); Wilson won the runoff with 60%.
• Superintendent of Education, Rep: Mitchell M. "Mick" Zais (26%) vs. Elizabeth Moffly (19%); Zais won the runoff with 54%.

SOUTH CAROLINA RUNOFFS results from a media source

Utah Primary

Polling hours are 7:00a MDT (1300 UTC) to 8:00p MDT (0200 UTC).

Nomination note: In UTAH, where a single candidate has already received the support of more than 50% to 60% of the delegates at the Party Convention (the percentage itself is set by the Party), that candidate receives the Party's nomination.

Otherwise, the top two vote getters at the Convention advance to the Primary; re: the 2010 UTAH Primary, there are only two such races being covered by The Green Papers:

• U.S. Senate, Rep: Tim Bridgewater (57.28%) vs. Mike Lee (42.72%). Lee won the primary with 51%.
• U.S. House: CD 2, Dem: incumbent Congressman James David "Jim" Matheson (55%) vs. Claudia Wright (45%). Matheson won the primary with 68%.

UTAH PRIMARY results from an official source.
UTAH PRIMARY results from a media source.

Colorado: Governor: Michael Forrester (Unaffiliated) - apparently not a candidate.

District of Columbia: Mayor: Lyndon Paul Walker (Democratic) - added. Delegate to the House of Representatives: Marjorie Reilly Smith (Republican) - added; Allen Wallace (Democratic) - added.

Illinois: Senate Class 3: Corey Dabney (Independent) - added; Shon-Tiyon "Santiago" Horton (Independent) - added; Carl E. Officer (Independent) - added. Governor: Gregg Moore (Independent) - added. Lieutenant Governor: Edmund J. Scanlan (Independent) - added. House CD 7: Clarence Desmond Clemons (Independent [Democratic]) - Pending, previously listed as Democratic. Attorney General: Christopher Pedersen (Independent) - added. Treasurer: Christopher Pedersen (Independent) - added. Comptroller: Christopher Pedersen (Independent) - added.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: Samuel R. Graham, Sr. (Republican) - added. Governor: Carmen M. Amedori (Republican) withdrew as Brian Murphy's running mate. House CD 6: Dan Massey (Libertarian) - added.

Vermont: Senate Class 3: Pete Diamondstone (Liberty Union, Socialist Party USA) - previously listed as Liberty Union; John A. LaPierre, Jr. (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. Lieutenant Governor: state Senator Edward S. "Ed" Flanagan (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Boots Wardinski (Progressive, Liberty Union, Socialist Party USA) - previously listed as Progressive, Liberty Union. House At-Large: Dan Weintraub (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Treasurer: Treasurer Jeb Spaulding (Democratic) - previously listed as Democratic/Republican.

Florida: Governor: Farid A. Khavari (No Party Affiliation [Democratic]) - was listed as Democratic.

Maryland: House CD 8: William V. "Bill" Thomas (Republican) - added.

Massachusetts: House CD 2: Margaret M. Keegan (Independent) - added.

New York: Lieutenant Governor: Tom Ognibene (Republican) - added; Bill Samuels (Democratic) - added; Christopher P. "Chris" St. Lawrence (Democratic) - added. House CD 4: Francis X. Becker, Jr. (Republican) - added; Sean Arthur Shea (Republican) - added.

Northern Marianas: Delegate to the House of Representatives: Jesus Camacho "Jesse" Borja (Democratic) - added.

Rhode Island: House CD 1: Frank Carter (Independent) - added.

Vermont: Senate Class 3: Stephen J. Cain (Independent) - added; Pete Diamondstone (Liberty Union) - added; Pete Diamondstone (Socialist Party USA) - added; Daniel Freilich (Democratic, Independent) - previously listed as Independent [Democratic]; Johenry Nunes (Independent) - added; Rick Russell (Working Families) - added. Governor: Dan Feliciano (Independent) - added; Ben Johnson (Working Families) - added; Ben Mitchell (Liberty Union, Socialist Party USA) - added. Lieutenant Governor: Ralph J. Montefusco (Working Families) - added; Boots Wardinski (Progressive, Liberty Union) - added. House At-Large: Sheila M. Coniff (Working Families) - added; Gus Jaccaci (Independent) - added; Jane Newton (Liberty Union, Socialist Party USA) - added. Secretary of State: Doug Gibson (Working Families) - added; Leslie Marmorale (Liberty Union) - added. Attorney General: Rosemarie Jackowski (Socialist Party USA, Liberty Union) - added; Karen Kerin (Libertarian) - added; Aaron Michael Toscano (Republican) - added. Treasurer: Murray Ngoima (Liberty Union, Socialist Party USA) - added; Treasurer Jeb Spaulding (Democratic/Republican) - added as candidate. Auditor of Accounts: Michael Dimotsis (Working Families) - added; state Senator Edward S. "Ed" Flanagan (Democratic) - added; Doug Hoffer (Democratic) - added; Jerry Levy (Socialist Party USA, Liberty Union) - added.

Virginia: House CD 4: Janet Murphy (Independent Greens) - added. House CD 6: Jeffrey W. "Jeff" Vanke (Independent [Independent Greens]) - previously listed as Independent.

Wisconsin: Senate Class 3: Ernest John Pagels, Jr. (Republican) - added. House CD 7: Gary Kauther (Independent) - added.

Alaska: Lieutenant Governor: Denise L. Michels (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Florida: Filing closed for statewide offices. Governor: Joe Allen (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Karl CC Behm (Write-in) - previously listed as No Party Affiliation; William D. "Will" Crawford (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Tim Devine (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Herman L. Giger (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate; Ed Heeney (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Phillip J. Kennedy (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Farid A. Khavari (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Anthony "Tony" Knox, Sr. (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Darrin E. McGillis (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Brian P. Moore (Democratic) - added; Berthram B. Samuel (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Lesther Trujillo (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate; James A. Van Driessche (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Chief Financial Officer: Joshua Larose (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; state Representative Pat Patterson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services: James Harlin Carter (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Ira Chester (Tea) - added; Randy Hatch (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; former state Representative O. R. "Rick" Minton, Jr. (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Georgia: Synchronized to Secretary of State's List of Candidates for the 20 July 2010 Primary. Senate Class 3: Senator John Hardy "Johnny" Isakson (Republican) - Renominated. Lieutenant Governor: Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 1: Congressman John Heddens "Jack" Kingston (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 2: Congressman Sanford Dixon Bishop, Jr. (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 3: Congressman Lynn Acton Westmoreland (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 5: Congressman John R. Lewis (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 6: Congressman Thomas Edmunds "Tom" Price (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 8: Congressman James Creel "Jim" Marshall (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 10: Congressman Paul Collins Broun, Jr. (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 11: Congressman Phillip J. "Phil" Gingrey (Republican) - Renominated. Secretary of State: Secretary of State Brian P. Kemp (Republican) - Renominated.

Hawaii: Governor: Sesa P. Toelupe (Democratic) - added.

Illinois: Senate Class 3: Andy Martin (Reform [Republican]) - lost 2 February 2010 Republican Primary - now running as Reform.

Maryland: House CD 3: John Rea (Democratic) - added. House CD 6: Michael Reed (Constitution) - added.

North Dakota: Public Service Commissioner 1: Joshua Voytek (Libertarian) - added.

Connecticut: House CD 4: Easton First Selectman Thomas A. "Tom" Herrmann (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Delaware: House At-Large: Kevin Lynn Wade (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Florida: Governor: Daniel J. Imperato (No Party Affiliation) - added. Chief Financial Officer: Ken Mazzie (No Party Affiliation [Democratic]) - previously listed as Democratic.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: Barry Steve Asbury (Republican) - added. Attorney General: Douglas F. Gansler (Democratic) - added.

New York: House CD 20: Christopher Patrick "Chris" Gibson (Republican, Independence) - previously listed as Republican.

South Carolina: Senate Class 3: Linda Ketner (Independent [Democratic]) - added.

California: House CD 30: Charles Edward "Chuck" Wilkerson (Republican) - lost Primary.

Florida: Governor: Josue Larose (Write-in [Democratic]) - previously listed as Democratic.

New Jersey: House CD 2: Christopher Weber (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 7: Adam Kuczynski (Independent) - apparently not a candidate.

New York: House CD 24: Richard L. Hanna (Republican [Independence]) - previously listed as Republican.

Oregon: Governor: John DiLorenzo (Independent) - apparently not a candidate.

Wisconsin: House CD 8: Marc Harris Trager (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Alaska: Governor: former Alaska State Commissioner of Administration Bob Poe (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Florida: Governor: Peter L. Allen (Independence) - added. Attorney General: Jim Lewis (No Party Affiliation [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican.

Illinois: Governor: Stephen F. Estill (Independent) - added; Christopher Pedersen (Independent) - apparently not a candidate.

New Jersey: House CD 6: Diane Gooch (Republican) - lost Primary.

New York: House CD 12: David Angelo (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 14: Dino Laverghetta (Republican [Libertarian]) - previously listed as Republican. House CD 15: Michel J. Faulkner (Republican [Libertarian]) - previously listed as Republican.

Oregon: Governor: Wes Wagner (Libertarian) - added.

Virginia: House CD 3: C. L. "Chuck" Smith, Jr. (Republican) - previously listed as Independent [Republican]; C. L. "Chuck" Smith, Jr. (Republican) - removed.

Washington: Synchronized to the Washington Secretary of State's "2010 Primary Candidates Who Have Filed" list. Senate Class 3: Arthur "Art" Coday, Jr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Richard Curtis (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Wayne J. Glover (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Scott Johnson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Daniel Lehi Le Blanc (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Rodney Joe "Rod" Rieger (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Sean Corey Salazar (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Edward E. "Ed" Torres (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Craig Lewis Williams (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 3: Christopher Mychal "Chris" Boyd (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 5: David R. Fox (Democratic) - added; Daryl Romeyn (Democratic) - added. House CD 7: Steve Beren (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 8: Joshua Goodin (Independent) - apparently not a candidate.

Colorado: Governor: Joseph Gschwendtner (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Florida: Governor: Mike McCalister (Republican) - added. Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Thaddeus "Thad" Hamilton (No Party Affiliation [Democratic]) - previously listed as Democratic.

Illinois: Senate Class 3: Mike Niecestro (Independent [Republican]) - added; Christopher Pedersen (Independent) - added. Governor: Christopher Pedersen (Independent) - added. Secretary of State: Christopher Pedersen (Independent) - added.

Indiana: House CD 3: On 12 June 2010, state Senator Marlin A. Stutzman was selected by convention to be the Republican replacement nominee. Congressman Mark Edward Souder resigned on 18 May 2010 after winning the Republican Primary on 4 May 2010. Removing other possible nominees: state Representative Randy Lee Borror (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Fort Wayne City Councilwoman Liz Brown (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; state Representative Wes H. Culver (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Terry Ryan Elijah (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Phillip James "Phil" Troyer (Republican) - lost Primary.

Kansas: House CD 4: Susan G. Ducey (Reform) - previously listed as Independent.

Maryland: House CD 7: Charles U. Smith (Democratic) - added.

Michigan: Governor: Attorney General Michael A. "Mike" Cox (Republican [Right to Life]) - previously listed as Republican.

New Hampshire: Senate Class 3: Chris Booth (Independent) - added; David C. Boyle (Independent) - added; Brian Chabot (Independent) - added; Cornelius J. Donnelly (Independent) - added; Jack Kimball (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Tom Peters (Independent) - added. House CD 1: Mike Castaldo (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: Milford School Board Member Leonard D. "Len" Mannino, Jr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; John Taft (Independent [Republican]) - Pending, previously listed as Republican.

New York: Governor: Howie Hawkins (Green [Socialist Party USA]) - previously listed as Green.

Oklahoma: Lieutenant Governor: Richard Prawdzienski (Independent) - added. House CD 2: Miki Booth (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Raymond Wickson (Republican) - added. House CD 5: Clark Duffe (Independent [Libertarian]) - previously listed as Libertarian. Treasurer: Treasurer Scott Meacham (Democratic) - Open Office.

Texas: Governor: Bart Boyce (Green) - apparently not a candidate. Lieutenant Governor: Todd Minor (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Donald Perkison (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 7: Drew Parks (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 9: David A. LeBlanc (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 12: Robert Harrison (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 13: Frederick Bartlam (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 14: Eugene J. Flynn (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 15: Jenell Redding (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 22: Dennis Stout (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 23: Jessie A. Bouley (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 25: Cory W. Bruner (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 28: Ross Lynn Leone (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 29: Jim Foreman (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 30: Brandon P. Reed (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Jarrett R. Woods (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. Attorney General: Barry Cooper (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. Commissioner of Agriculture: Leonard L. Nelson (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate.

Vermont: Senate Class 3: Daniel Freilich (Independent [Democratic]) - previously listed as Democratic. Auditor of Accounts: Auditor of Accounts Thomas M. "Tom" Salmon (Republican) - added as candidate.

Virginia: House CD 3: C. L. "Chuck" Smith, Jr. (Republican) - added.

California: House CD 10: Jerome H. "Jerry" Denham (American Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Vincent May (American Independent) - added. House CD 26: Robert Brown (No Party Affiliation) - added.

District of Columbia: Delegate to the House of Representatives: Joan F. M. Malone (Republican) - added.

Indiana: House CD 3 Special: state Senator Marlin Stutzman (Republican) - added.

Kansas: Senate Class 3: Robert A. Conroy (Democratic) - added; Patrick Coriolan (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Michael William Dann (Libertarian) - added; Tom Little (Republican) - added; Robert Londerholm (Republican) - added; Patrick Wiesner (Democratic) - added; Stanley L. Wiles (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Governor: Kenneth W. "Ken" Cannon (Reform) - previously listed as Independent; Andrew P. Gray (Libertarian) - added; Marty Mork (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: former Salina Mayor / City Commissioner Monte Shadwick (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Jack Warner (Libertarian) - added. House CD 2: Robert Garrard (Libertarian) - added; Cheryl Hudspeth (Democratic) - added; Sean Tevis (Democratic) - added. House CD 3: Elizabeth Gallup (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; former state senator Mark Gilstrap (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Overland Park Councilman Terry Goodman (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Garry R. Klotz (Republican) - added; Steve Rose (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Milton Wolf (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 4: David Moffett (Libertarian) - added. Secretary of State: Phillip Horatio Lucas (Libertarian) - added. Attorney General: Dennis Hawver (Libertarian) - added. Treasurer: Treasurer Dennis McKinney (Democratic) - correction - was previously listed as Republican; Ron Estes (Republican) - added. Commissioner of Insurance: Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger (Republican) - added as candidate.

Michigan: House CD 1: Glenn A. Wilson (Independent) - added.

New York: House CD 8: Susan Kone (Republican) - added.

Ohio: House CD 3: Citing "a change in circumstances", Mark A. MacNealy, who ran unopposed in the the 4 May 2010 Democratic primary, dropped out of the race on 19 May 2010. A replacement nominee will be selected in a special 13 July 2010 primary. Candidates: David Esrati (Democratic) - added; Guy Fogle (Democratic) - added; Joe Roberts (Democratic) - added.

Oklahoma: Senate Class 3: Ronald Dwyer (Independent) - added; Mark Myles (Democratic) - added; Jim Rogers (Democratic) - added. Lieutenant Governor: Bernie Adler (Republican) - added; Bill Crozier (Republican) - added; Paul Nosak (Republican) - added. House CD 1: Craig Allen (Republican) - added; Patrick Haworth (Republican) - added; Kenneth Rice (Republican) - added. House CD 2: Chester Clem Falling (Republican) - added. House CD 3: Frankie Robbins (Democratic) - added. House CD 4: Hector Diaz (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Treasurer: Stephen Covert (Democratic) - added. Auditor and Inspector: Auditor and Inspector Steve Burrage (Democratic) - added as candidate; David Hanigar (Republican) - added; Gary Jones (Republican) - added. Commissioner of Labor: state Representative Tad Jones (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Insurance Commissioner: John Crawford (Republican) - added; Mark Croucher (Republican) - added. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Jerry Combrink (Democratic) - added; Richard Cooper (Independent) - added; Larry Huff (Democratic) - added; Brian Kelly (Republican) - added. Corporation Commissioner 1: Corporation Commissioner Dana L. Murphy (Republican) - added as candidate; Tod Yeager (Republican) - added.

South Carolina: House CD 1: Robert D. Burton (Working Families, Democratic) - lost 8 June primary.

Texas: Governor: Jeffrey Joseph "Jeff" Daiell (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Kenneth "Ken" Griffin (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Steven S. "Steve" Nichols (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; M.J. "Smitty" Smith (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Edward "Ed" Tidwell (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate.

Washington: Senate Class 3: Will Baker (Reform) - added; Mohammad H. Said (Independent) - added. House CD 4: Shane Fast (Republican) - added. House CD 8: Robin Adair (Independent) - added; Tim Dillon (Republican) - added; Caleb Love Mardini (Independent) - added; Boleslaw "John" Orlinski (Democratic) - added.

Alabama: Governor: Tim James (Republican) - lost 1 June 2010 Primary.

Hawaii: Lieutenant Governor: Bruce L. Bellows (Nonpartisan) - added; Steven A. Hirakami (Democratic) - added.

Nevada: Attorney General: Jacob Hafter (Republican) - lost Primary. Controller: Gregory Nance Dagani (Republican) - lost Primary.

New Hampshire: House CD 1: Andrew P. Kohlhofer (Republican) - added. House CD 2: Joseph G. Reilly (Republican) - added.

New York: Governor: New York City Council Member Charles Barron (Independent [Democratic]) - added. House CD 13: Lou Wein (Republican) - added.

Oregon: Senate Class 3: Richard "Rick" Staggenborg (Pacific Green) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Chris Henry (Pacific Green) - previously listed as Green. House CD 4: Michael "Mike" Beilstein (Pacific Green) - added. Treasurer: former state Senator Walter F. "Walt" Brown (Pacific Green [Democratic]) - previously listed as Green [Democratic].

South Dakota: Treasurer: Treasurer Vern L. Larson (Republican) - Open Office; Mike Mehlhaff (Republican) - added; Auditor Rich Sattgast (Republican) - added. Auditor: Auditor Rich Sattgast (Republican) - Open Office; Steve Barnett (Republican) - added; Pat Miller (Republican) - added; state Representative Tim G. Rounds (Republican) - added.

Arizona: House CD 3: Leonard A. Clark (Write-in [Green]) - previously listed as Independent. House CD 6: Amos Chiarappa (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

District of Columbia: Mayor: Faith (Green) - added.

Florida: Governor: Peter L. Allen (Independence) - apparently not a candidate.

Maryland: House CD 7: Michael J. Vallerie (Republican) - added.

New Hampshire: Governor: Francis Sullivan (Democratic) - added.

New Jersey: House CD 1: Margaret M. Chapman (Independent) - added; Mark Heacock (Green) - added; William "Bill" Kern (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Nicky I. Petrutz (Independent) - added; Everitt Williams, III (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: Mark Lovett (Independent) - added; Vitov Valdes-Munoz (Independent) - added; Christopher Weber (Independent) - added. House CD 3: Peter DeStefano (Independent) - added; Lawrence J. Donahue (Independent) - added; Robert Edward "Ed" Forchion, Jr. (Independent) - added. House CD 4: David R. Meiswinkle (Independent) - added; Steve Welzer (Green) - added. House CD 5: Ed Fanning (Green) - added; Mark D. Quick (Independent) - added; James Douglas Radigan (Independent) - added. House CD 6: Jack Freudenheim (Independent) - added; Karen Anne Zaletel (Independent) - added. House CD 7: Nicholas Conte (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Adam Kuczynski (Independent) - added. House CD 8: Derek Demarco (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Raymond Giangrasso (Independent) - added. House CD 10: Joanne Miller (Independent) - added; Robert Louis Toussaint (Independent) - added. House CD 11: Jim Gawron (Libertarian) - added. House CD 12: Kenneth J. Cody (Independent) - added. House CD 13: Maximo Gomez Nacer (Independent) - added; Anthony Zanowic (Independent) - added.

Oregon: Governor: Richard Esterman (Independent Party of Oregon) - added; former Oregon Governor John A. Kitzhaber (Democratic [Independent Party of Oregon]) - previously listed as Democratic; Jerry Wilson (Progressive, Independent Party of Oregon) - previously listed as Progressive. House CD 3: Jeffrey T. "Jeff" Lawrence (Libertarian, Independent Party of Oregon) - previously listed as Libertarian; Michael Meo (Pacific Green, Independent Party of Oregon) - previously listed as Pacific Green. House CD 4: Congressman Peter Anthony "Pete" DeFazio (Democratic [Independent Party of Oregon]) - previously listed as Democratic; Arthur Brouhard "Art" Robinson (Republican [Independent Party of Oregon]) - previously listed as Republican. House CD 5: Lorentz "Scott" Bruun (Republican [Independent Party of Oregon]) - previously listed as Republican; Congressman Kurt Schrader (Democratic [Independent Party of Oregon]) - previously listed as Democratic.

Vermont: Attorney General: Attorney General William H. "Bill" Sorrell (Democratic) - added as candidate.

Washington: Senate Class 3: Bob Burr (Democratic) - added. House CD 8: Keith Arnold (Democratic) - added.

California 8 June 2010 Primary update.

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

The U.S. House CD 30 Republican primary is too close to call. David Benning (8,464 votes - 33.3%) v. Charles E. Wilkerson (8,098 votes - 31.9%).

The Insurance Commissioner Republican primary is too close to call. Brian Fitzgerald (719,014 votes - 50.4%) v. Mike Villines (708,089 votes - 49.6%).

The non-partisan Superintendent of Public Instruction primary. Since no candidate received a majority of the vote (50% + 1), the top two vote-getters, Larry Aceves (18.8%) v. state Assemblyman Tom Torlakson (18.0%) will participate in a 2 November runoff election.

Changes:

California: 8 June Primary update. Senate Class 3: Don J. Grundmann (American Independent) - lost Primary; Al Salehi (American Independent) - lost Primary. Governor: Stewart A. Alexander (Peace And Freedom [Socialist Party USA]) - lost Primary, previously listed as Peace And Freedom [Socialist Party USA]; Mohammad "O" Arif (Peace And Freedom) - lost Primary; Markham Robinson (American Independent) - lost Primary. Lieutenant Governor: Lieutenant Governor Abel Maldonado (Republican) - Renominated; state Senator Samuel M. "Sam" Aanestad (Republican) - lost Primary; Los Angeles Councilwoman Janice Hahn (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Randy Franck (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 5: Erik Smitt (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 7: Virginia Fuller (Republican) - lost Primary; Roger Allen Petersen (Republican) - lost Primary; Eugene Ray (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 10: Buddy Burke (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 11: Brad Goehring (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 13: Congressman Fortney "Pete" Stark (Democratic) - Renominated; Luis "Coach" Garcia (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 14: Ronny Santana (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 15: Don Barich (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 16: Edward M. Gonzalez (Libertarian [Write-in, Republican]) - previously listed as Libertarian, Write-in [Republican]. House CD 17: Gary Richard Arnold (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 19: Les Marsden (Democratic) - lost Primary; former Fresno Mayor Norwood James "Jim" Patterson, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 23: John A. Davidson (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 24: Marie T. Panec (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 27: Navraj Singh (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 33: David Cochrane Crowley, II (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 36: Congressman Jane Harman (Democratic) - Renominated; Pete Kesterson (Republican) - lost Primary; Marcy Winograd (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 42: Congressman Gary G. Miller (Republican) - Renominated; Philip Laurence "Phil" Liberatore (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 44: Congressman Kenneth S. "Ken" Calvert (Republican) - Renominated; Christopher Scott "Chris" Riggs (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 46: Jayendra Arvindlal "Jay" Shah (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 47: Tan D. Nguyen (Republican) - lost Primary; Katherine H. "Kathy" Smith (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 50: Tracy Emblem (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 52: Connie Frankowiak (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 53: Matt Friedman (Republican) - lost Primary. Controller: David Evans (Republican) - lost Primary; Nathan E. Johnson (American Independent) - lost Primary. Attorney General: Chris Kelly (Democratic) - lost Primary.

District of Columbia: Delegate to the House of Representatives: Rick Tingling-Clemmons (Green) - added.

New Hampshire: House CD 1: Richard Charles Parent (Republican) - added. House CD 2: John Taft (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

New Jersey: House CD 9: Patricia Alessandrini (Green) - added.

Oregon: Governor: John DiLorenzo (Independent) - added.

South Carolina: 8 June Primary update. Governor: Education Superintendent James H. "Jim" Rex (Democratic, Working Families) - lost Primary.

Washington: Senate Class 3: Goodspaceguy (Democratic) - added; Norma D. Gruber (Republican) - added; Schalk Leonard (Independent) - added; James Alfred "Skip" Mercer (Independent [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican; Mike The Mover (Democratic) - added. House CD 1: David D. Schirle (Independent) - added. House CD 3: Norma Jean Stevens (Independent) - added. House CD 4: Leland Yialelis (Independent) - added. House CD 5: Clyde Cordero (Democratic) - added; Barbara Lampert (Democratic) - added. House CD 7: Bob Jeffers-Schroder (Independent) - added; Scott Sizemore (Democratic) - added; S. Sutherland (Independent) - added.

California Primary
CALIFORNIA PRIMARY results from a media source
CALIFORNIA PRIMARY returns from an official source.

Awaiting results as of midnight PDT ...

Iowa Primary
IOWA PRIMARY results from a media source.

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

Maine Primary
MAINE PRIMARY results from a media source.

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

Montana Primary
MONTANA PRIMARY results from a media source.

The incumbent (Congressman Dennis R. "Denny" Rehberg) running for re-election received his party's nomination.

Nevada Primary
NEVADA PRIMARY results from a media source.

Governor James Arthur "Jim" Gibbons (Republican) has apparently lost his primary.

The U.S. House CD 2 Democratic nomination is too close to call with state Board of Education member Kenneth James "Ken" McKenna and Nancy Price tied at 45%.

New Jersey Primary
NEW JERSEY PRIMARY results from a media source.

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

The U.S. House CD 6 Republican nomination is too close to call with Diane Gooch and Anna C. Little tied at 50%.

North Dakota Primary
North Dakota PRIMARY Returns from an official source.

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

South Carolina Primary
SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARY Returns from an official source
SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARY results from a media source.

If no candidate receives at least 50% of the vote in the primary, a runoff will be held between the top two vote-getters on Tuesday 22 June 2010

All incumbents running for re-election, except Congressman Robert D. "Bob" Inglis (Republican, CD 4), received their party's nomination. Congressman Inglis, will participate in the 22 June primary.

Heading to Runoff

• Governor, Rep: Nikki Randhawa Haley (49%) vs. James Gresham "Gresham" Barrett (22%)
• Lieutenant Governor, Rep: James Ken "Ken" Ard (34%) vs. Bill Connor (28%)
• U.S. House: CD 1, Rep: Timothy E. "Tim" Scott (31%) vs. Paul Thurmond (16%)
• U.S. House: CD 3, Rep: Richard James Cash (25%) vs. Jeff D. Duncan (24%)
• U.S. House: CD 4, Rep: Harold W. "Trey" Gowdy, III (40%) vs. Congressman Robert D. "Bob" Inglis (27%)
• U.S. House: CD 6, Rep: Nancy Harrelson (42%) vs. Jim Pratt (49%)
• Attorney General,Rep: William Leighton "Leighton" Lord, III (38%) vs. Michael Alan "Alan" Wilson (39%)
• Superintendent of Education, Rep: Mitchell M. "Mick" Zais (26%) vs. Elizabeth Moffly (19%)

South Dakota Primary
SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMARY results from a media source.

If no candidate for United States Senate, U.S. House of Representatives or Governor receives 35% of the vote in the primary, a secondary election, between the two highest vote getters, shall be held

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination. There were no runoffs for offices covered by this site.

Virginia Primary
VIRGINIA PRIMARY Returns from an official source
VIRGINIA PRIMARY results from a media source.

Parties have the option of selecting their nominees via Convention instead of a Primary Election.

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

Arkansas Runoffs
ARKANSAS RUNOFFS results from a media source.

There are runoffs for the following nominations:

• DEMOCRAT-- U.S. Senator (Class 3 seat) -- Senator Blanche Lambert Lincoln renominated.
• DEMOCRAT-- U.S. House of Representatives: 1st District -- Chad Causey nominated.
• DEMOCRAT-- U.S. House of Representatives: 2nd District -- state Senator Joyce Ann Elliott nominated.
• REPUBLICAN-- U.S. House of Representatives: 3rd District -- Rogers Mayor Stephen A. "Steve" Womack nominated.
• DEMOCRAT-- Secretary of State -- Pulaski Circuit/County Clerk Pat O'Brien nominated.
• DEMOCRAT-- State Lands Commissioner -- LJ Bryant nominated.

Georgia: Special Election-- U.S. House of Representatives: 9th District
GEORGIA SPECIAL ELECTION [CD 9] Returns from an official source
GEORGIA SPECIAL ELECTION [CD 9] results from a media source.

Tom Graves (WINNER) vs. Lee Hawkins (both REPUBLICAN)

Changes:

Arkansas: (8 June 2010 runoff) Senate Class 3: Senator Blanche Lambert Lincoln (Democratic) - Renominated; Lieutenant Governor William A. "Bill" Halter (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 1: former state Senator Tymothe Lynn "Tim" Wooldridge (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 2: state Representative Robert Dale "Robbie" Wills, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 3: former state Senator Cecile H. Bledsoe (Republican) - lost Primary. Secretary of State: State Lands Commissioner Mark Wilcox (Democratic) - lost Primary. Commissioner of State Lands: state Representative Monty Davenport (Democratic) - lost Primary.

California: (8 June 2010 primary) Senate Class 3: Senator Barbara Boxer (Democratic) - Renominated; former Congressman Thomas J. "Tom" Campbell (Republican) - lost Primary; Assemblyman Chuck DeVore (Republican) - lost Primary; Timothy Charles "Tim" Kalemkarian (Republican) - lost Primary; Robert Michael "Mickey" Kaus (Democratic) - lost Primary; Brian Quintana (Democratic) - lost Primary; Al Ramirez (Republican) - lost Primary. Governor: Richard William Aguirre (Democratic) - lost Primary; S. Deacon Alexander (Green) - lost Primary; William S. "Bill" Chambers (Republican) - lost Primary; Lowell Darling (Democratic) - lost Primary; Vibert Greene (Democratic) - lost Primary; Douglas R. Hughes (Republican) - lost Primary; Kenneth J. "Ken" Miller (Republican) - lost Primary; Lawrence A. "Larry" Naritelli (Republican) - lost Primary; Robert C. Newman, II (Republican) - lost Primary; Charles "Chuck" Pineda, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary; Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner (Republican) - lost Primary; Peter Schurman (Democratic) - lost Primary; Joe Mwangi Symmon (Democratic) - lost Primary; David Tully-Smith (Republican) - lost Primary. Lieutenant Governor: Bert Davis (Republican) - lost Primary; Yvonne R. Girard (Republican) - lost Primary; David L. "Dave" Harris (Republican) - lost Primary; Eric Korevaar (Democratic) - lost Primary; Scott L. Levitt (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Congressman Walter William "Wally" Herger, Jr. (Republican) - Renominated; Peter Vincent "Pete" Stiglich (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Michael Babich (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 6: Michael "Mike" J. Halliwell (Republican [Democratic, Write-in]) - lost Primary, previously listed as Republican [Democratic, Write-in]. House CD 7: Congressman George Miller (Democratic) - Renominated; John Fitzgerald (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 8: Dana Walsh (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 11: Antonio C. "Tony" Amador (Republican) - lost Primary; Elizabeth Emken (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 13: Justin Jelincic (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 15: Raymond Lemmy Chukwu (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 17: Congressman Sam Farr (Democratic) - Renominated; Pete Andresen (Republican) - lost Primary; Arthur V. "Art" Dunn (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 19: former Congressman Richard William "Dick" Pombo (Republican) - lost Primary; Fresno Councilman Larry Westerlund (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 20: Congressman Jim Costa (Democratic) - Renominated; Ernest Steven "Steven" Haze (Democratic) - lost Primary; Richard David George Lake (Republican) - lost Primary; Serafin Quintanar (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 23: Carole Lee Miller (Republican) - lost Primary; David R. "Dave" Stockdale (Republican) - lost Primary; Clark Vandeventer (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 24: Shawn Stern (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 26: Congressman David Dreier (Republican) - Renominated; Mark Butler (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 28: Congressman Howard L. Berman (Democratic) - Renominated; Richard A. Valdez (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 30: Ari David (Republican) - lost Primary; Robert A. Flutie (Republican) - lost Primary; Chris Kolski (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 31: Congressman Xavier Becerra (Democratic) - Renominated; Sal Genovese (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 33: Morris F. Griffin (Democratic) - lost Primary; Phil Jennerjahn (Republican) - lost Primary; Nick Juan Mostert (Democratic) - lost Primary; Felton Newell (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 34: Congressman Lucille Roybal-Allard (Democratic) - Renominated; David Sanchez (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 36: Andrew James Sharp (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 37: Congressman Laura Richardson (Democratic) - Renominated; Lee Davis (Democratic) - lost Primary; Peter Mathews (Democratic) - lost Primary; Terrance Ponchak (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 41: Congressman Jerry Lewis (Republican) - Renominated; Eric R. Stone (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 42: Leon "Lee" McGroarty (Republican) - lost Primary; David Seokbeom Su (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 45: Congressman Mary Bono Mack (Republican) - Renominated; Clayton Del "Clay" Thibodeau (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 52: Congressman Duncan Duane Hunter (Republican) - Renominated; Terri Ruth Linnell (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 53: Mari Hamlin Fink (Republican) - lost Primary; Clarence Mason "C. Mason" Weaver (Republican) - lost Primary. Secretary of State: Orly Taitz (Republican) - lost Primary. Attorney General: Rockard J. "Rocky" Delgadillo (Democratic) - lost Primary; John C. Eastman (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator Tom Harman (Republican) - lost Primary; state Assemblyman Ted W. Lieu (Democratic) - lost Primary; state Assemblyman Pedro I. Nava (Democratic) - lost Primary; Mike Schmier (Democratic) - lost Primary; Alberto Torrico (Democratic) - lost Primary. Insurance Commissioner: state Assemblyman Hector De La Torre (Democratic) - lost Primary. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Karen Blake (Nonpartisan) - lost Primary; Alexia L. Deligianni (Nonpartisan) - lost Primary; Lydia A. Gutiérrez (Nonpartisan [Republican]) - lost Primary, previously listed as Nonpartisan [Republican]; Diane A. Lenning (Nonpartisan [Republican]) - lost Primary, previously listed as Nonpartisan [Republican]; Leonard James Martin (Nonpartisan) - lost Primary; Grant McMicken (Nonpartisan [Republican]) - lost Primary, previously listed as Nonpartisan [Republican]; Daniel M. Nusbaum (Nonpartisan) - lost Primary; state Senator Gloria Romero (Nonpartisan [Democratic]) - lost Primary, previously listed as Nonpartisan [Democratic]; Faarax Dahir Sheikh-Noor (Nonpartisan [Democratic]) - lost Primary, previously listed as Nonpartisan [Democratic]; Henry L. Williams, Jr. (Nonpartisan) - lost Primary.

Georgia: (8 June 2010 special election) House CD 9: Congressman John Thomas "Tom" Graves, Jr. (Republican) - Incumbent added. House CD 9 Special: former state Representative John Thomas "Tom" Graves, Jr. (Republican) - elected.

Iowa: (8 June 2010 primary) Senate Class 3: former state Senator Thomas L. Fiegen "Tom" Fiegen (Democratic) - lost Primary; former state Representative Robert Allen "Bob" Krause (Democratic) - lost Primary. Governor: Bob Vander Plaats (Republican) - lost Primary; former state Representative Rod A. Roberts (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: James R. "Jim" Budde (Republican) - lost Primary; William A. "Will" Johnson (Republican) - lost Primary; Mike Steven LaCoste (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Robert Edward "Rob" Gettemy (Republican) - lost Primary; Steven R. "Steve" Rathje (Republican) - lost Primary; Christopher Reed (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Scott G. Batcher (Republican) - lost Primary; J. Patrick "Pat" Bertroche (Republican) - lost Primary; David Edward "Dave" Funk (Republican) - lost Primary; Jim Gibbons (Republican) - lost Primary; Mark Robert Rees (Republican) - lost Primary; Jason Lee Welch (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 5: Michael Allen "Mike" Denklau (Democratic) - lost Primary. Secretary of State: former state Representative George S. Eichhorn (Republican) - lost Primary; Chris Sanger (Republican) - lost Primary. Treasurer: James A. "Jim" Heavens (Republican) - lost Primary.

Maine: (8 June 2010 primary) Governor: Steven W. "Steve" Abbott (Republican) - lost Primary; William H. "Bill" Beardsley (Republican) - lost Primary; Matthew C. "Matt" Jacobson (Republican) - lost Primary; former Department of Conservation Commissioner Patrick K. "Pat" McGowan (Democratic) - lost Primary; state Senator S. Peter Mills (Republican) - lost Primary; Leslie B. "Les" Otten (Republican) - lost Primary; Bruce Poliquin (Republican) - lost Primary; John G. Richardson (Democratic) - lost Primary; former Attorney General Glen Steven "Steve" Rowe (Democratic) - lost Primary; Rosa W. Scarcelli (Democratic) - lost Primary.

Montana: (8 June 2010 primary) House At-Large: Congressman Dennis R. "Denny" Rehberg (Republican) - Renominated; Mark Todd French (Republican) - lost Primary; Tyler Reed Gernant (Democratic) - lost Primary; Melinda Gopher (Democratic) - lost Primary; Agnes J. "A.J." Otjen (Republican) - lost Primary; Samuel David "Sam" Rankin (Democratic) - lost Primary.

Nevada: (8 June 2010 primary) Senate Class 3: Senator Harry Mason Reid (Democratic) - Renominated; Gary Bernstein (Republican) - lost Primary; John Gregory Chachas (Republican) - lost Primary; Chad Ryan Christensen (Republican) - lost Primary; Edward "Eduardo" "Mr Clean" Hamilton (Democratic) - lost Primary; former state Senator Sue Lowden (Republican) - lost Primary; former Assemblyman Rex Garn "Garn" Mabey, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Gary Marinch (Republican) - lost Primary; Alex Miller (Democratic) - lost Primary; Brian Nadell (Republican) - lost Primary; Billy Parson (Republican) - lost Primary; Carlo Poliak (Democratic) - lost Primary; Cecilia Stern (Republican) - lost Primary; Terry Suominen (Republican) - lost Primary; Danny Tarkanian (Republican) - lost Primary. Governor: Governor James Arthur "Jim" Gibbons (Republican) - Lost Primary; Tony Atwood (Republican) - lost Primary; Frederick Lee "Fred" Conquest (Democratic) - lost Primary; Stanleigh Harold "Stan" Lusak (Republican) - lost Primary; former City of North Las Vegas Mayor Michael L. "Mike" Montandon (Republican) - lost Primary. Lieutenant Governor: Lieutenant Governor Brian K. Krolicki (Republican) - Renominated; Robert E. "Bob" Goodman (Democratic) - lost Primary; Paul Murad (Democratic) - lost Primary; Robert S. Randazzo (Democratic) - lost Primary; Barbara Lee Woollen (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: David Ross Cunningham (Republican) - lost Primary; Michele Ann Fiore (Republican) - lost Primary; Charles William "Chuck" Flume, Sr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Craig O. Lake, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Michael Ace "Mike" Monroe (Republican) - lost Primary; Scott I. Neistadt (Republican) - lost Primary; Joseph Lance "Joe" Tatner (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Congressman Dean Heller (Republican) - Renominated; Patrick J. "Pat" Colletti (Republican) - lost Primary; Denis "Sam" Dehne (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Congressman Dina Titus (Democratic) - Renominated; John Martin Beard, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary; Edward Stafford "Ed" Bridges, II (Republican) - lost Primary; Bradley K. "Brad" Lord-Leutwyler (Republican) - lost Primary; Steven Patrick "Steve" Nohrden (Republican) - lost Primary.

New Jersey: (8 June 2010 primary) House CD 1: Congressman Robert E. "Rob" Andrews (Democratic) - Renominated; John Caramanna (Democratic) - lost Primary; Lee Lucas (Republican) - lost Primary; Loran M. Oglesby (Republican) - lost Primary; Fernando Powers (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Congressman Frank A. LoBiondo (Republican) - Renominated; Linda Biamonte (Republican) - lost Primary; Donna M. Ward (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Congressman John H. Adler (Democratic) - Renominated; Barry D. Bendar (Democratic) - lost Primary; Justin Michael Murphy (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Congressman Christopher H. "Chris" Smith (Republican) - Renominated; Alan R. Bateman (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 5: Anthony N. Iannarelli, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 7: Congressman Leonard Lance (Republican) - Renominated; Bruce Edward Baker (Republican) - lost Primary; Alonzo Lawrence "Lon" Hosford (Republican) - lost Primary; David Kenny Larsen (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 8: Blase Billack (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 9: John Aslanian (Republican) - lost Primary; Sergey Shevchuk (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 11: Congressman Rodney P. Frelinghuysen (Republican) - Renominated; James D. Kelly, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary; Richard T. Luzzi (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 12: David "Dave" Corsi (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 13: Congressman Albio Sires (Democratic) - Renominated; Jeffrey Harlan "Jefe" Boss (Democratic) - lost Primary.

New York: House CD 13: Congressman Michael E. "Mike" McMahon (Democratic, Independence) - previously listed as Democratic.

North Dakota: (8 June 2010 primary) House At-Large: J.D. Donaghe (Republican) - lost Primary.

South Carolina: (8 June 2010 primary) Senate Class 3: Senator James W. "Jim" DeMint (Republican) - Renominated; Susan McDonald Gaddy (Republican) - lost Primary; Charleston County Councilor Alfred Victor "Vic" Rawl (Democratic [Working Families]) - lost Primary, previously listed as Democratic [Working Families]. Governor: Lieutenant Governor André Bauer (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator Robert Ford (Democratic) - lost Primary; Attorney General Henry D. McMaster (Republican) - lost Primary; Education Superintendent James H. "Jim" Rex (Working Families [Democratic]) - previously listed as Democratic, Working Families. Lieutenant Governor: Eleanor Kitzman (Republican) - lost Primary; Larry Richter (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Robert D. Burton (Working Families [Democratic]) - previously listed as Working Families, Democratic; Carroll A. "Tumpy" Campbell, III (Republican) - lost Primary; Mount Pleasant Council Member Kenneth Thomas "Ken" Glasson, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Katherine Jenerette (Republican) - lost Primary; former Charleston County School Board member Lawrence C. "Larry" Kobrovsky (Republican) - lost Primary; Mark Steven Lutz (Republican) - lost Primary; Clark B. Parker (Republican) - lost Primary; W. Stovall Witte, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Congressman Addison Graves "Joe" Wilson (Republican) - Renominated; Philip H. "Phil" Black (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Neal Anthony Collins (Republican) - lost Primary; Brian Lamont "Ryan B" Doyle (Democratic) - lost Primary; Joseph A. "Joe" Grimaud, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary; state Representative Rex Fontaine Rice (Republican) - lost Primary; Frank Michael "Mike" Vasovski (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Christina Kelly Fawcett Jeffrey (Republican) - lost Primary; James Lewis "Jim" Lee (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator David L. Thomas (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 6: Congressman James E. "Jim" Clyburn (Democratic) - Renominated; Gregory Anthony Brown (Democratic) - lost Primary; Colleen Payne (Republican) - lost Primary. Attorney General: John Robert "Robert" Bolchoz, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary. Treasurer: Treasurer Converse A. Chellis, III (Republican) - Lost Primary. Comptroller General: Comptroller General Richard A. Eckstrom (Republican) - Renominated; Mike Meilinger (Republican) - lost Primary. Superintendent of Education: Gary L. Burgess, Sr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Brent Nelsen (Republican) - lost Primary; Kelly H. Payne (Republican) - lost Primary; Glenn C. Price (Republican) - lost Primary; Tom Thompson (Democratic) - lost Primary.

South Dakota: (8 June 2010 primary) Governor: state Senator Gordon K. Howie (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator Dave Knudson (Republican) - lost Primary; Ken Knuppe (Republican) - lost Primary; former Brookings Mayor Scott Munsterman (Republican) - lost Primary. House At-Large: state Representative Richard Blake "Blake" Curd (Republican) - lost Primary; Secretary of State Chris Nelson (Republican) - lost Primary.

Virginia: (8 June 2010 primary) House CD 1: Congressman Robert J. "Rob" Wittman (Republican) - Renominated; Catherine T. Crabill (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Benito "Ben" Loyola, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Edward Christopher "Ed" Maulbeck (Republican) - lost Primary; Bert K. Mizusawa (Republican) - lost Primary; Jessica DePriest Sandlin (Republican) - lost Primary; Scott W. Taylor (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 5: Albemarle County Supervisor Kenneth C. "Ken" Boyd (Republican) - lost Primary; Ron Lee Ferrin (Republican) - lost Primary; James K. "Jim" McKelvey (Republican) - lost Primary; Michael "Mike" McPadden (Republican) - lost Primary; Feda Kidd Morton (Republican) - lost Primary; Laurence Paul Verga (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 8: Matthew B. Berry (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 11: Fairfax County Supervisor Patrick S. "Pat" Herrity (Republican) - lost Primary.

Georgia House CD 9 Special Election: John Thomas "Tom" Graves, Jr. (Republican) - elected as Congressman on 8 June 2010.

The Partisan Composition of the U.S. House is now 255 Democrats, 178 Republicans, and 2 vacant seats (Indiana CD 3, New York CD 29).

Former state Representative Graves fills the seat of Congressman Nathan Deal (Republican). The former Congressman was first elected as a Democrat in 1992 but changed Party affiliation to Republican on 10 April 1995. He resigned on 21 March 2010 so he could devote his time to his campaign for Governor of Georgia.

California Primary
CALIFORNIA PRIMARY results from a media source
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Iowa Primary
IOWA PRIMARY results from a media source
Polls are open from 7 AM local time (1200 GMT) to 9 PM local time (0200 GMT)

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

Maine Primary
MAINE PRIMARY results from a media source
Polls are open from 6 AM local time (1000 GMT) to 8 PM local time (0000 GMT)

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

Montana Primary
MONTANA PRIMARY results from a media source
Polls are open from 7 AM local time (1300 GMT) to 8 PM local time (0200 GMT)

The incumbent (Congressman Dennis R. "Denny" Rehberg) running for re-election received his party's nomination.

Nevada Primary
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Polls are open from 7 AM local time (1400 GMT) to 7 PM local time (0200 GMT)

Governor James Arthur "Jim" Gibbons (Republican) has apparently lost his primary.

The U.S. House CD 2 Democratic nomination is too close to call with state Board of Education member Kenneth James "Ken" McKenna and Nancy Price tied at 45%.

New Jersey Primary
NEW JERSEY PRIMARY results from a media source
Polls are open from 6 AM local time (1000 GMT) to 8 PM local time (0000 GMT)

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

The U.S. House CD 6 Republican nomination is too close to call with Diane Gooch and Anna C. Little tied at 50%.

North Dakota Primary
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Polls are open from 7 AM local time (1200 GMT re: the Central Time Zone; 1300 GMT re: the Mountain Time Zone) to 9 PM local time (0200 GMT re: the Central Time Zone; 0300 GMT re: the Mountain Time Zone)

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

South Carolina Primary
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Polls are open from 7 AM local time (1100 GMT) to 7 PM local time (2300 GMT)

If no candidate receives at least 50% of the vote in the primary, a runoff will be held between the top two vote-getters on Tuesday 22 June 2010

All incumbents running for re-election, except Congressman Robert D. "Bob" Inglis (Republican, CD 4), received their party's nomination. Congressman Inglis, will participate in the 22 June primary.

Heading to Runoff

• Governor, Rep: Nikki Randhawa Haley (49%) vs. James Gresham "Gresham" Barrett (22%)
• Lieutenant Governor, Rep: James Ken "Ken" Ard (34%) vs. Bill Connor (28%)
• U.S. House: CD 1, Rep: Timothy E. "Tim" Scott (31%) vs. Paul Thurmond (16%)
• U.S. House: CD 3, Rep: Richard James Cash (25%) vs. Jeff D. Duncan (24%)
• U.S. House: CD 4, Rep: Harold W. "Trey" Gowdy, III (40%) vs. Congressman Robert D. "Bob" Inglis (27%)
• U.S. House: CD 6, Rep: Nancy Harrelson (42%) vs. Jim Pratt (49%)
• Attorney General,Rep: William Leighton "Leighton" Lord, III (38%) vs. Michael Alan "Alan" Wilson (39%)
• Superintendent of Education, Rep: Mitchell M. "Mick" Zais (26%) vs. Elizabeth Moffly (19%)

South Dakota Primary
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If no candidate for United States Senate, U.S. House of Representatives or Governor receives 35% of the vote in the primary, a secondary election, between the two highest vote getters, shall be held

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination. There were no runoffs for offices covered by this site.

Virginia Primary
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Polls will be open from 6 AM local time (1000 GMT) to 7 PM local time (2300 GMT)

Parties have the option of selecting their nominees via Convention instead of a Primary Election.

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

Arkansas Runoffs
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Polls will be open from 7:30 AM local time (1230 GMT) to 7:30 PM local time (0030 GMT)

There are runoffs for the following nominations:

• DEMOCRAT-- U.S. Senator (Class 3 seat) -- Senator Blanche Lambert Lincoln renominated.
• DEMOCRAT-- U.S. House of Representatives: 1st District -- Chad Causey nominated.
• DEMOCRAT-- U.S. House of Representatives: 2nd District -- state Senator Joyce Ann Elliott nominated.
• REPUBLICAN-- U.S. House of Representatives: 3rd District -- Rogers Mayor Stephen A. "Steve" Womack nominated.
• DEMOCRAT-- Secretary of State -- Pulaski Circuit/County Clerk Pat O'Brien nominated.
• DEMOCRAT-- State Lands Commissioner -- LJ Bryant nominated.

Georgia: Special Election-- U.S. House of Representatives: 9th District
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Tom Graves vs. Lee Hawkins (both REPUBLICAN)

Alaska: Governor: Brad Snowden (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Arizona: Senate Class 3: William John Koller (Write-in [Democratic]) - previously listed as Democratic. House CD 6: Richard Grayson (Green) - Active.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: Theresa C. Scaldaferri (Democratic) - added.

Massachusetts: House CD 10: Thomas A. "Tom" Lawler (Independent) - added.

New Hampshire: Senate Class 3: Gerard Beloin (Republican) - added.

New York: House CD 1: Gary Berntsen (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 21: Ted Danz (Republican) - added.

Ohio: House CD 18: Mark Pitrone (Write-in [Democratic]) - added.

Oregon: House CD 5: Chris Lugo (Pacific Green) - added. Treasurer: former state Senator Walter F. "Walt" Brown (Green [Democratic]) - added.

Vermont: Senate Class 3: Cris Ericson (Marijuana) - previously listed as Independent. Governor: Cris Ericson (Marijuana) - previously listed as Independent; Em Peyton (Independent) - added; Anthony Pollina (Progressive) - apparently not a candidate.

Virginia: House CD 3: John D. Kelly (Independent) - added. House CD 11: Christopher F. Decarlo (Independent) - added; James H. "Jim" Lemon (Independent) - added.

California: Governor: Steven Paul "Steve" Mozena (Write-in [Democratic]) - added; Nadia B. Smalley (Write-in [Democratic]) - added. House CD 6: Michael "Mike" J. Halliwell (Republican [Democratic, Write-in]) - previously listed as Republican. House CD 12: Michael Douglas Parker (Write-in [Republican]) - added. House CD 16: Edward M. Gonzalez (Libertarian, Write-in [Republican]) - previously listed as Libertarian; Daniel "Dan" Sahagun (Write-in [Republican]) - added. House CD 17: Michael Robert "Mike" Le Barre (Write-in [Republican]) - added. House CD 21: Ruben Macareno (Write-in [Democratic]) - added. House CD 33: Luis Montoya (Write-in [Republican]) - added. House CD 38: Chrystopher "Chris" Smith (Write-in [Republican]) - added. Secretary of State: Roy V. Allmond, Jr. (Write-in [Republican]) - added.

Connecticut: House CD 1: Christopher Hutchinson (Independent) - added.

Indiana: House CD 3: Terry Ryan Elijah (Republican) - added.

Kansas: Secretary of State: Derek Langseth (Reform) - added.

Minnesota: House CD 6: Maureen Kennedy Reed (Democratic-Farmer Labor [Independence]) - apparently not a candidate, previously listed as Democratic-Farmer Labor [Independence].

New Hampshire: Governor: Frank Emiro (Republican) - added.

New York: Senate Class 3: Gary Berntsen (Republican) - added; Martin Chicon (Republican, Conservative) - apparently not a candidate. Governor: Ken W. Goewey (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Warren Redlich (Libertarian) - previously listed as Libertarian, Republican. Attorney General: Robert E. "Bob" Antonacci, II (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Oklahoma: Senate Class 3: Evelyn L. Rogers (Republican) - added. House CD 5: Harry Claud Johnson (Republican) - added.

Rhode Island: Lieutenant Governor: Robert "Bob" Tingle (Republican) - added. House CD 1: Anthony P. Gemma (Democratic) - added.

Texas: House CD 16: Timothy J. "Tim" Collins (Unaffiliated) - added.

Washington: Senate Class 3: Michael James "Mike" Latimer (Republican) - added.

Florida: Senate Class 3: Marion D. Thorpe, Jr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Chief Financial Officer: Tom Stearns (No Party Affiliation) - added.

Hawaii: Lieutenant Governor: Gaudencia Lynn Finnegan (Republican) - added.

Massachusetts: Synchronized to the Massachusetts Elections Division 2010 List of Primary Candidates. Governor: Governor Deval L. Patrick (Democratic) - Renominated. Lieutenant Governor: Lieutenant Governor Timothy P. "Tim" Murray (Democratic) - Renominated; Lieutenant Governor Timothy P. "Tim" Murray (Democratic) - added as candidate. House CD 1: Congressman John Walter Olver (Democratic) - Renominated; Jeffery Paul "J. P." Donnelly (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Timothy McLaughlin (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: Congressman Richard E. Neal (Democratic) - Renominated; Thomas Andrew McCarthy (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 3: Congressman James P. "Jim" McGovern (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 5: Congressman Nicola S. "Niki" Tsongas (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 6: Congressman John F. Tierney (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 7: Congressman Edward J. "Ed" Markey (Democratic) - Renominated; Thomas P. Tierney (Republican) - added. House CD 8: Congressman Michael E. "Mike" Capuano (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 10: Robert E. Hayden, III (Republican) - added; James Edward Kennedy (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Secretary of the Commonwealth: Secretary of the Commonwealth William Francis "Bill" Galvin (Democratic) - Renominated. Attorney General: Attorney General Martha Coakley (Democratic) - Renominated; Jack E. Robinson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Auditor: Bob LeLievre (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Michigan: Governor: former Congressman John J. H. "Joe" Schwarz (Independent [Republican]) - apparently not a candidate.

New Hampshire: Governor: Timothy Robertson (Democratic) - added. House CD 2: John Taft (Republican) - added.

New York: Governor: Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo (Independence, Democratic) - previously listed as Independence, Working Families, Democratic.

Ohio: 4 May 2010 primary update. House CD 18: Fred L. Dailey (Republican) - lost Primary. Mr. Dailey (20.66%) has conceded to state Senator Robert Brian "Bob" Gibbs (20.97%).

Colorado: Synchronized to the Colorado Secretary of State's candidate list. Senate Class 3: Bob Kinsey (Green) - apparently not a candidate; Bruce E. Lohmiller (Write-in [Green]) - previously listed as Write-in. House CD 1: Kelly D. Standley (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Florida: Governor: Lawton "Bud" Chiles, III (No Party Affiliation [Democratic]) - added.

Maine: Synchronized to the Maine Bureau of Corporations, Elections and Commissions' candidate list. Governor: Samme "Sam" Bailey (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Beverly Cooper-Pete (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Albert Daniel (Unenrolled) - apparently not a candidate; Augustus Edgerton (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; J. Martin "Marty" Vachon (Unenrolled) - apparently not a candidate; Sidney Selectman/Assessor John Whitcomb (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Alan Lowberg (Independent) - apparently not a candidate.

Michigan: House CD 8: Kande Ngalamulume (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Minnesota: Synchronized to the Minnesota Secretary of State's candidate list. Governor: former state Representative Bill Haas (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Phil Herwig (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Sue Jeffers (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Felix Raymond Montez (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Peter Hansen Roess (Republican [Green, Democratic-Farmer Labor]) - apparently not a candidate, previously listed as Republican [Green, Democratic-Farmer Labor]; Jonathan "The Impaler" Sharkey (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Harley Swarm, Jr. (Constitution) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Marion Frank "Frank" McKinzie, I (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 4: Bradford George "Brad" Lee (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Edward T. Matthews (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 6: Troy Thomas Freihammer (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Abraham P. "Aubrey" Immelman (Independent [Republican, Independence]) - previously listed as Republican; Christopher "Chris" Johnston (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 7: former state Senator Eugene "Gene" Waldorf (Independent [Democratic-Farmer Labor, Constitution]) - previously listed as Independent, Constitution [Democratic-Farmer Labor]. House CD 8: Justin Eichorn (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Darrel Trulson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Attorney General: David J. Hoch (Independent) - added. Auditor: Jeffrey R. "Jeff" Wiita (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

New Hampshire: House CD 2: Andrew Hemingway (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

New York: House CD 3: Dimbaza Dumile (Independent) - added.

North Carolina: House CD 8: Wendell Fant (Independent) - added.

Oklahoma: House CD 2: state Senator Jim Wilson (Democratic) - added.

Washington: Senate Class 3: state Senator Don Benton (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Alaska: Lieutenant Governor: Lynette Moreno-Hinz (Democratic) - added.

Arizona: Governor: John Munger (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Colorado: Senate Class 3: Steven Kent "Steve" Barton (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Senator Michael F. Bennet (Democratic [Unity]) - previously listed as Democratic; Robert Roy Greenheck (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Gary Dean Kennedy (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Bruce Lohmiller (Write-in) - added; Vincent Edward Martinez (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; H. Cleve Tidwell, Jr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Mark Evan Van Wyk (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Governor: Yoon "YJ" Mager (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Mark Vanderbilt (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Steven K. Barton (Republican) - added. House CD 2: Jenna Goss (American Constitution) - added; Kenneth Jeffrey "Ken" Polke (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 3: John W. Hargis, Sr. (Write-in) - added; Allan Stoutenger (Independent) - added. House CD 4: Doug Aden (American Constitution) - added; Seth Anthony (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Jassen Bowman (Libertarian) - added; Roche Fahlaneigh (Independent) - added; Ken "Wasko" Waszkiewicz (Independent) - added. House CD 5: Kevin Bradley (Democratic) - added; Brian Scott (American Constitution) - added. House CD 6: Michael Kearns (Independent) - added. House CD 7: Michael Deming (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Michael L. "Mike" Sheely (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Secretary of State: Nancy A. Doty (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Treasurer: Ali Hasan (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Attorney General: Daniel B. Slater (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Florida: House CD 4: Deborah "Deb" Katz Pueschel (Write-in [Republican]) - previously listed as Write-in.

Minnesota: Governor: Linda S. Eno (Independent) - added; Farheen Hakeem (Green) - added; Richard A. Klatte (Green) - apparently not a candidate; Ken Pentel (Independent [Green]) - added. House CD 5: Michael James Cavlan (Independent) - added. Auditor: Kenny Kalligher (Independent) - added; Annie Young (Green) - added.

New York: Governor: M. Myers Mermel (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Lieutenant Governor: Chautauqua County Executive Greg Edwards (Republican) - added; John Andrew Kay (Conservative) - added; Alden Link (Libertarian) - added; Gloria Mattera (Green) - added. House CD 3: Howard Kudler (Democratic) - added.

Oklahoma: House CD 1: Angelia O'Dell (Independent [Libertarian]) - added.

1 June 2010 Primary re-cap.

ALABAMA Primary

Congressman R. Parker "Parker" Griffith (Republican, U.S. House CD 5, 33%) lost his primary to Madison County Commissioner Morris J. "Mo" Brooks, Jr. (51%). The Congressman was first elected in 2008 as a Democrat then switched to Republican on 22 December 2009.

Attorney General Troy King (Republican, 40%) lost his primary to Giles Perkins (60%). Mr. King was appointed on 8 March 2004 by Governor Bob Riley and first elected to this office in 2006.

If no candidate receives 50% of the vote in the Tuesday 1 June 2010 party primary, the two leading candidates proceed to a Tuesday 13 July 2010 run off. Contests headed to runoff:

• Governor - Republican
• former state Senator Bradley Byrne (28%).
• either state Representative Robert J. Bentley or Tim James (too close to call, tied at 25% each).
• U.S. House CD 2 - Republican
• Montgomery Councillor Martha Roby (49%).
• Rick Joe Barber (29%).
• U.S. House CD 7 - Democratic
• Terrycina Andrea "Terri" Sewell (37%).
• Jefferson County Commissioner of Information Technology Sheila Smoot (29%).
• U.S. House CD 7 - Republican
• Donald Norwood "Don" Chamberlain (38%).
• Chris Salter (29%).
• Attorney General - Democratic
• James H. Anderson (49.7%).
• Giles Perkins (31%).
• Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries - Republican
• John McMillan (37%).
• Dorman Grace (35%).

MISSISSIPPI Primary

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

If no candidate receives 50% of the vote in the Tuesday 1 June 2010 party primary, the two leading candidates proceed to a Tuesday 22 June 2010 run off. Contest headed to runoff:

• U.S. House CD 2 - Republican
• Bill Marcy (37%).
• Richard Cook (34%).

NEW MEXICO Primary

All incumbents running for re-election received their party's nomination.

2010 Senatorial Primaries at a Glance
2010 Gubernatorial Primaries at a Glance

73 changes to the 2010 candidate list:

Alabama: Senate Class 3: Senator Richard C. Shelby (Republican) - Renominated; Simone De Moore (Democratic) - lost Primary; N.C. "Clint" Moser (Republican) - lost Primary. Governor: Congressman Artur Genestre Davis (Democratic) - lost Primary; former Birmingham City Councilman Bill Johnson (Republican) - lost Primary; former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Stewart Moore (Republican) - lost Primary; James Potts (Republican) - lost Primary; Charles Taylor (Republican) - lost Primary. Lieutenant Governor: state Senator Henry E. "Hank" Erwin, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Gene Ponder (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Congressman Josiah Robins "Jo" Bonner (Republican) - Renominated; Peter Hunter Gounares (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Stephanie Wolfe Bell (Republican) - lost Primary; John "Beau" McKinney, III (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 5: Congressman R. Parker "Parker" Griffith (Republican) - Lost Primary; Mitchell John Howie (Democratic) - lost Primary; David Joel Maker (Democratic) - lost Primary; Lester S. "Les" Phillip (Republican) - lost Primary; Tazewell "Taze" Shepard (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 6: Congressman Spencer T. Bachus (Republican) - Renominated; Stanley Kyle "Stan" Cooke (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 7: Martha Renee Bozeman (Democratic) - lost Primary; Carol Florrie Hendrickson (Republican) - lost Primary; state Representative Earl Frederick Hilliard, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary; Michele Waller (Republican) - lost Primary. Attorney General: Attorney General Troy King (Republican) - Lost Primary; Michel Nicrosi (Democratic) - lost Primary. Treasurer: Jeremy Sherer (Democratic) - lost Primary; former state Treasurer George C. Wallace, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary. Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries: Dale "Cowboy" Peterson (Republican) - lost Primary.

Alaska: Senate Class 3: Jacob Seth Kern (Democratic) - added; Scott T. McAdams (Democratic) - added. Governor: Brad Snowden (Republican) - added. Lieutenant Governor: Jeffrey D. Brown (Libertarian) - added; John Joseph Powers (Democratic) - added. House At-Large: Thomas M. Higgins (No Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate; Richard Todd (No Affiliation) - added.

Arizona: House CD 2: William Stephen Crum (Green) - apparently not a candidate.

Maine: Governor: Alex Hammer (Independent) - apparently not a candidate.

Massachusetts: House CD 10: former Quincy Mayor James Sheets (Independent [Democratic]) - added.

Michigan: House CD 7: Danny Edward "Dan" Davis (Independent) - previously listed as a candidate for House CD 1. House CD 15: John Alexander Materyn (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Minnesota: House CD 4: Steve Carlson (Independence) - added. House CD 5: Barbara "Barb" Davis White (Democratic-Farmer Labor [Republican, Independence]) - previously listed as Independence [Republican]. House CD 7: Alan Roebke (Republican) - added. Secretary of State: Jual Carlson (Independence) - added. Attorney General: Bill Dahn (Independence) - added; Leo F. Meyer (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - added.

Mississippi: House CD 1: Angela McGlowan (Republican) - lost Primary; former Eupora Mayor Herman Henry "Henry" Ross, II (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: George B. Bailey, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: James D. Jackson (Democratic) - lost Primary; Shawn O'Hara (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Joseph Daniel "Joe" Tegerdine (Republican) - lost Primary.

New Mexico: Governor: state Representative Janice E. Arnold-Jones (Republican) - lost Primary; Pete Vichi Domenici, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Doug W. Turner (Republican) - lost Primary; Allen E. Weh (Republican) - lost Primary. Lieutenant Governor: state Representative Jose A. "Joe" Campos (Democratic) - lost Primary; state Senator Kent L. Cravens (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator Linda M. López (Democratic) - lost Primary; former state Representative Brian K. Moore (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator Gerald P. "Jerry" Ortiz y Pino (Democratic) - lost Primary; Lawrence D. Rael (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Cliff R. Pirtle (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Adam Charles Kokesh (Republican) - lost Primary. Commissioner of Public Lands: Bob Cornelius (Republican) - lost Primary; Sandy R. Jones (Democratic) - lost Primary; Santa Fe County Commissioner Harry B. Montoya (Democratic) - lost Primary.

Washington: House CD 3: state Senator Craig A. Pridemore (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Wisconsin: House CD 7: Joe Reasbeck (Democratic) - added.

NEW MEXICO Primary

New Mexico results from a media source.

ALABAMA Primary

Alabama results from a media source.

MISSISSIPPI Primary

Mississippi results from a media source.

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ALABAMA Primary

Polls are open from 7 AM local time (1200 GMT) to 7 PM local time (0000 GMT)

If no candidate receives at least 50% of the vote in a party's primary, a Tuesday 13 July 2010 runoff will be held between the top two vote-getters.

MISSISSIPPI Primary

Polls are open from 7 AM local time (1200 GMT) to 7 PM local time (0000 GMT)

If no candidate receives a majority of the vote in a party's primary, the two top vote-getters will proceed to a Tuesday 22 June 2010 runoff.

NEW MEXICO Primary

Polls are open from 7 AM local time (1300 GMT) to 7 PM local time (0100 GMT)

Connecticut: House CD 1: former West Hartford Town Council member Joseph B. Visconti (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Treasurer: Denise L. Nappier (Democratic) - added. Comptroller: state Senator Tom Reynolds (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Michigan: Senate Class 1: Chad Dewey (Republican) - added. House CD 7: Dan Davis (Independent) - added.

New York: Governor: Ralph Lorigo (Conservative) - added.

Oklahoma: Attorney General: Jim Priest (Democratic) - added; Scott Pruitt (Republican) - added. Commissioner of Labor: Mark Costello (Republican) - added; Labor Commissioner Lloyd L. Fields (Democratic) - added as candidate; state Representative Tad Jones (Republican) - added; Jason Reese (Republican) - added. Insurance Commissioner: John Doak (Republican) - added; Insurance Commissioner Kim Holland (Democratic) - added as candidate. Superintendent of Public Instruction: former Mayor of Colbert Randall H. Gorman (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Susan Paddack (Democratic) - added.

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Arizona: Senate Class 3: William John Koller (Democratic) - added. House CD 2: William Stephen Crum (Green) - added.

California: House CD 6: Daniel W. "Dan" Roberts (Write-in [American Independent]) - added. House CD 23: John Victor Hager (Independent) - added.

Colorado: House CD 1: Christopher Thomas Styskal (Constitution) - added.

Hawaii: House CD 1: former Congressman Edward Espenett "Ed" Case (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Indiana: House CD 3 Special: On 28 May 2010, Governor Mitch Daniels called a special election for 2 November 2010 to fill the vacancy created by the 21 May 2010 resignation of Congressman Mark Edward Souder. The special election will be held concurrently with the General Election. The candidate receiving the most votes in the special election will serve out the remainder of the term which ends in January 2011.

Iowa: House CD 2: Jonathan Jay "Jon" Tack (Constitution) - added.

Michigan: Governor: Stacey Mathia (Independent [U.S. Taxpayers]) - previously listed as Independent. House CD 3: Matthew Maloley (U.S. Taxpayers) - added. House CD 5: Joseph Levels (U.S. Taxpayers) - added. House CD 6: Patrick Miller (U.S. Taxpayers) - added. House CD 15: Wayne Brown (U.S. Taxpayers) - added.

New Hampshire: House CD 2: Timothy "Tim" Vanblommesteyn (Independent) - added.

New York: Attorney General: Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo (Democratic) - Open Office.

Oklahoma: Senate Class 3: Lewis Kelly Spring (Republican) - added.

Hawaii: Senate Class 3: Eddie Pirkowski (Republican) - added.

Indiana: House CD 3 Special: (Republican) - Incumbent added. House CD 3: state Representative Wes H. Culver (Republican) - added. House CD 3 Special: Thomas Eldon "Tom" Hayhurst (Democratic) - added.

Minnesota: Governor: Phil Ratte (Independence) - added. House CD 3: Jon Oleson (Independence) - added. House CD 4: Diana Longrie (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - added. House CD 5: Tom Schrunk (Independence) - added. House CD 8: W.D. "Bill" Hamm (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - added.

New York: Governor: former Congressman Enrico Anthony "Rick" Lazio (Republican, Conservative) - previously listed as Republican [Conservative].

Wyoming: Governor: Pete Gosar (Democratic) - added; Alan Kousoulos (Republican) - added; Leslie Petersen (Democratic) - added. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Trent Blankenship (Republican) - added.

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Alaska: Senate Class 3: William J. Nemec (No Affiliation) - added. Lieutenant Governor: Bob Lupo (Republican) - added.

Arizona: Filing has closed. Synchronized to the Secretary of State's candidate list. Senate Class 3: Louis Michael Cruzado (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Rodolfo Rudy "Rudy" Garcia (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Joseph Huff (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; William Lundy (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Stuart M. Starky (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Governor: Robert Shaw Graham (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; former State Senator Karen S. Johnson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Hugh Kealer (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Roy Miller (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Miguel Olivas (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Johnnie E. Robinson, III (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Mike Ross (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Brian Wright (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Forrest Dayl Gressley (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: Steven Craig "Steve" Schallenberger (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 3: Scott Baker (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Robert Lincoln "Bob" Charles (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Bob Lord (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Michael Shoen (Libertarian) - added. House CD 4: Rebecca DeWitt (Green) - added; Tom Pawlenko (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Joe Peñalosa (Republican) - added. House CD 5: Jonathon Ryan Hill (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 6: Scott Bergren (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Amos Chiarappa (Democratic) - added; Richard Grayson (Green) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 7: Andrew Ibarra (Libertarian) - added; George Keane (Libertarian) - added; Robert Wilson (Republican) - added. House CD 8: Thomas A. "Tom" Carlson, Jr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Attorney General: Tajudeen "Taj" Oladiran (Libertarian [Republican]) - apparently not a candidate. Treasurer: Thane Eichenauer (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Mary Lou Taylor (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Arkansas: House CD 1: Mickey Vernon Higgins (Write-in) - previously listed as Independent.

Colorado: Secretary of State: Amanda Campbell (American Constitution) - added.

Florida: Governor: Michael E. Arth (No Party Affiliation [Democratic]) - previously listed as Democratic.

Kansas: House CD 3: Milton Wolf (Republican) - added.

Michigan: House CD 6: Fred Strand (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 9: Steven Wilson (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 10: Claude Beavers (Libertarian) - added. Secretary of State: Scotty Boman (Libertarian) - added.

New York: Attorney General: Richard Brodsky (Democratic) - added; Sean Coffey (Democratic) - added; Eric Schneiderman (Democratic) - added.

Wisconsin: Senate Class 3: Terrence R. Wall (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Arizona: Senate Class 3: David F. "Dave" Nolan (Libertarian) - added. House CD 7: Joseph Sweeney (Republican) - added. House CD 8: Jay Quick (Republican) - added.

Arkansas: Senate Class 3: Stephan "Troublemaker" Hercher (Write-in) - added. Governor: Billy Roper (Write-in) - Pending, previously listed as Not readily classifiable.

Georgia: Superintendent of Education: Superintendent of Education Kathy Cox (Republican) announced she will resign effective 30 June 2010 to become the founding CEO of the U.S. Education Delivery Institute (EDI).

Idaho: 25 May 2010 primary update. Controller: Controller Donna M. Jones (Republican) - Renominated.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: Lih Young (Democratic) - added.

Michigan: House CD 7: Gregory "Greg" Merle (Libertarian [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican.

New York: Governor: Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo (Independence, Working Families, Democratic) - previously listed as Working Families, Democratic. Lieutenant Governor: Mayor of Rochester Robert Duffy (Democratic) - added. House CD 13: former Congressman Vito Fossella (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Pennsylvania: Lieutenant Governor: Jonathan A. Saidel waived his right to an automatic recount of the extremely close 18 May 2010 Democratic primary for Lieutenant Governor. He stated "It was pretty clear we would not have enough votes to win". State Representative H. Scott Conklin is the party's nominee.

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25 May 2010 Primary recap:

Idaho Primary

All incumbents [Federal and statewide covered by this site] running for re-election received their party's nomination.

2010 Senatorial Primaries at a Glance
2010 Gubernatorial Primaries at a Glance

Alaska: Senate Class 3: Ted Gianoutsos (No Affiliation) - added.

Arizona: House CD 1: Paul Burton (Republican) - added; Sydney Hay (Republican) - added. House CD 8: Steven Stoltz (Libertarian) - added.

Connecticut: Secretary of State: Michael "Mike" DeRosa (Green) - re-added.

District of Columbia: Delegate to the House of Representatives: Natale Lino Stracuzzi (Green) - added.

Florida: Governor: state Senator Paula B. Dockery (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Idaho: 25 May 2010 Partisan Primary. Senate Class 3: Senator Michael D. "Mike" Crapo (Republican) - Renominated; William Bryk (Democratic) - lost Primary; Claude M. "Skip" Davis, III (Republican) - lost Primary. Governor: Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter (Republican) - Renominated; Walt Bayes (Republican) - lost Primary; Lee R. Chaney, Sr. (Democratic) - lost Primary; Ron "Pete" Peterson (Republican) - lost Primary; Rex Rammell (Republican) - lost Primary; Ada County Commissioner Sharon Margaret Ullman (Republican) - lost Primary; Tamara Wells (Republican) - lost Primary. Lieutenant Governor: Lieutenant Governor Brad Little (Republican) - Renominated; Joshua Blessinger (Republican) - lost Primary; Steven Dana Pankey (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Harley Delano Brown (Republican) - lost Primary; Michael L. Chadwick (Republican) - lost Primary; Allan M. Salzberg (Republican) - lost Primary; Vaughn L. Ward (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Congressman Michael Keith "Mike" Simpson (Republican) - Renominated; Katherine Burton (Republican) - lost Primary; Marvin Charles "Chick" "Chuck" Heileson (Republican) - lost Primary; Russell J. "Russ" Mathews (Republican) - lost Primary. Controller: Todd Hatfield (Republican) - lost Primary.

Maryland: House CD 2: Jeff Morris (Democratic) - added.

Michigan: Governor: Ken Proctor (Libertarian) - added. House CD 1: Keith Shelton (Libertarian) - added. House CD 2: Rich Hemstreet (Libertarian) - added. House CD 3: James Rogers (Libertarian) - added. House CD 4: Clint Foster (Libertarian) - added. House CD 5: Michael J. Moon (Libertarian) - added. House CD 6: Fred Strand (Libertarian) - added. House CD 7: Greg Merle (Libertarian) - added. House CD 8: Bhagwan Dashairya (Libertarian) - added. House CD 9: Adam Goodman (Libertarian) - added. House CD 11: John J. Tatar (Libertarian) - added. House CD 12: Leonard Schwartz (Libertarian) - added. House CD 13: Heidi Peterson (Libertarian) - added. House CD 14: Rick Secula (Libertarian) - added. House CD 15: Kerry Lee Morgan (Libertarian) - added. Attorney General: Daniel W. Grow (Libertarian) - added.

Utah: Synchronized to the Office of the Lieutenant Governor's 22 June 2010 Candidate List. Lieutenant Governor: Lieutenant Governor Gregory S. "Greg" Bell (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 1: Congressman Robert William "Rob" Bishop (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 3: Congressman Jason Chaffetz (Republican) - Renominated.

IDAHO Primaries.

Returns from an official source.
Results from a media source.

The polls remain open in the Pacific Time Zone portions of the State.

IDAHO Primaries.

Returns from an official source. Election Night Results from this source will begin posting after the polls close in northern Idaho at 9 pm Mountain time / 8 pm Pacific time.
Results from a media source.

IDAHO Primaries.

Polls are open from 8 AM local time (1400 GMT re: the Mountain Time Zone; 1500 GMT re: the Pacific Time Zone) until 8 PM local time (0200 GMT re: the Mountain Time Zone; 0300 GMT re: Pacific Time Zone). Local option permits the polls to open one hour earlier than the statutory opening time (that is: 7 AM local time [1300 GMT re: the Mountain Time Zone; 1400 GMT re: the Pacific Time Zone]).

This partisan primary is for Democratic and Republican candidates. Constitution, Independent, and Libertarian candidates do not appear on the primary ballot.

Colorado: Senate Class 3: former state Senator Thomas J. "Tom" Wiens (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Governor: Kathleen Cunningham (Unaffiliated) - apparently not a candidate.

Connecticut: Senate Class 3: former Congressman Robert R. "Rob" Simmons (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 4: Rick Torres (Libertarian) - added. House CD 5: Walter Gengarelly (Libertarian) - added. Secretary of State: Norwalk Town Clerk Andrew S. "Andy" Garfunkel (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Attorney General: Martha Dean (Libertarian) - added.

Indiana: House CD 7: David Ezell (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: Joseph Alexander (Republican) - added.

Minnesota: House CD 5: Gregg A. Iverson (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - added.

Virginia: House CD 9: State Delegate H. Morgan "Morgan" Griffith was nominated by Convention over the weekend. There will be no Republican primary for this office. Adam N. Light (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; David Wayne Moore (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Jessee Bane Ring (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Brandon E. Roop (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Washington: Senate Class 3: Dino Rossi (Republican) - added.

Wisconsin: Governor: Steve R. Evans (Republican) - previously listed as Independent; Bruce L. VanSky (Independent) - added. House CD 3: Michael Krsiean (Independent) - correction - last name was misspelled.

Arizona: Governor: state Representative David Bradley (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Janelle Wood (Independent [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican.

Florida: House CD 2: Dianne Jorden Berryhill (No Party Affiliation [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican.

Kansas: House CD 4: Paij Boring Rutschman (Republican) - added.

Michigan: House CD 6: Mel Vaulkner (U.S. Taxpayers) - added. House CD 14: Marc Sosnowski (U.S. Taxpayers) - added. House CD 15: Matthew Furman (U.S. Taxpayers) - added.

New York: Senate Class 3: Kenneth Ian Deane (Republican) - added. House CD 9: Robert L. "Bob" Turner (Republican) - added. House CD 14: Timothy J. Healy (Republican) - added. House CD 27: Paul A. Ritacco (Republican) - added.

Washington: Senate Class 3: Charles Edward Allen (Democratic) - added. House CD 5: Randall Yearout (Constitution) - added.

Wisconsin: Senate Class 3: former Wisconsin Commerce Secretary Richard Jon "Dick" Leinenkugel (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Arizona: House CD 2: Powell Gammill (Libertarian) - added. House CD 7: Harley Meyer (Independent) - added.

Connecticut: Governor: former Congressman Lawrence Joseph "Larry" DeNardis (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Waterbury Mayor Michael J. "Mike" Jarjura (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Shelton Mayor Mark A. Lauretti (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Lieutenant Governor: Danbury Mayor Mark D. Boughton (Republican) - added; Lisa Wilson-Foley (Republican) - added. House CD 2: Matthew Moulton Daly (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Wesley Martin "Wes" Mullen (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 3: Matthew Joseff (Independent) - added. House CD 5: Daniel E. "Dan" Carter (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Secretary of State: Richard J. Abbate (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Michael "Mike" DeRosa (Green) - apparently not a candidate; state Representative Kevin Roldàn (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Comptroller: Fairfield First Selectmen Ken Flatto (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Stephanie Labanowski (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Attorney General: Ross Garber (Republican) - added; state Representative Arthur O'Neill (Republican) - added.

Hawaii: House CD 1 22 May 2010 Special Election: Charles Kong Djou (Republican) - elected as Congressman.

The Partisan Composition of the U.S. House is now 255 Democrats, 177 Republicans, and 3 vacant seats (Georgia CD 9, Indiana CD 3, New York CD 29).

Special Election Hawaii U.S. House CD 1.

With 98% of the precincts reporting, Honolulu Councilman Charles Kong Djou (Republican) has won with 39.50%. State Senator Colleen Wakako Hanabusa (Democratic) came in second place with 30.79%.

Returns from an official source.

Special Election Hawaii U.S. House CD 1.

All ballots must be received by 6:00 pm local time (0400 UTC). The candidate receiving the most votes in the Special Election will fill the remainder of Congressman Abercrombie's term which ends in January 2011.

The polls have closed.

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Not much new to report.

Except for bonus delegates, the math for allocating the pledged delegates in 2012 will be the similar to what it was in 2008 so these pledged delegate numbers should be close. The Unpledged delegate allocation has yet to be determined.

The window for 2012 will likely start 1 February for Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Nevada; and Tuesday 7 March 2010 for the remaining jurisdictions. States are encouraged to cluster their primaries (group multiple states geographically). There was talk of adding additional early states in 2016.

Discussion of the timing window, bonus delegates, and the number of unpledged delegates (about 19% of the delegate votes in 2008 were unpledged) will be continued at the 9-10 July 2010 meeting of the Rules and Bylaws Committee.

Sources:

• From Frank Leone (DNC Virginia) at DemRulz.org
• DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee – Update – Calendar
• DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee – May Meeting Final Report

• From Josh Putnam (Frontloading HQ) at http://frontloading.blogspot.com/
• FHQ at the Democratic Rules and Bylaws Committee Meeting (2012 Nomination Rules)
• Josh Putnam tweeting the meeting

Colorado: House CD 3: Douglas Bomar "Doug" Thompson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 4: Thomas Joseph "Tom" Lucero (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Dean Matthew Madere (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Connecticut: Senate Class 3: Merrick Alpert (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Roger J. Pearson (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; L. Lee Whitnum (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Maryland: House CD 5: Gavin Shickle (Libertarian) - added. House CD 8: Mark Grannis (Libertarian) - added.

Michigan: House CD 7: Scott Eugene Aughney (Independent [U.S. Taxpayers]) - previously listed as Independent.

Minnesota: House CD 8: Michael "Mike" Cummins (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Missouri: House CD 3: D. Michael Dedic (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Wyoming: House At-Large: Evan Liam Slafter (Republican) - added.

• From Frank Leone (DNC Virginia) at DemRulz.org
• DNC Rules & Bylaws Committee Meeting UPDATE
• Today’s DNC Rule & Bylaws Committee Meeting – UPDATE #2 – Superdelegates

• From Josh Putnam (Frontloading HQ) at http://frontloading.blogspot.com/
• FHQ at the Democratic Rules and Bylaws Committee Meeting (2012 Nomination Rules)
• Josh Putnam tweeting the meeting

On 24 February 2010, the state Office of Elections called a Saturday 22 May 2010 Special Election to fill the vacant seat of Congressman Neil Abercrombie. He resigned on 28 February 2010 to focus on his Gubernatorial campaign.

The special election will be conducted by mail-- no polling places will be open [HRS §11-91.5]. All ballots must be received by 6:00 pm local time on election day. There is no primary. The candidate receiving the most votes in the Special Election will fill the remainder of Congressman Abercrombie's term which ends in January 2011.

5 Democrats, 5 Republicans, and 4 Nonpartisan candidates are running. The list of candidates can be found here.

The Democratic National Committee's Rules and Bylaws Committee will meet at the Capital Hilton on Friday 21 May 2010 from 1-6 pm EDT and Saturday 22 May 2010 from 9 am - noon EDT to consider the Change Commission recommendations to the 2012 presidential nominating process.

These recommendations cover-- determining the dates during which primaries and caucuses may be held, reducing the number of unpledged delegates, and improving the caucus system. A synopsis of the changes to be considered is here.

Alaska: Lieutenant Governor: Denise L. Michels (Democratic) - added.

Arizona: Governor: Larry Gist (Green) - added; Tom Gordon (Republican) - added; Steven H. Slaton (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Brian Wright (Libertarian) - added. Attorney General: Tajudeen "Taj" Oladiran (Libertarian [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican.

Connecticut: Senate Class 3: Warren Bruce Mosler (Independent [Democratic]) - previously listed as Democratic.

District of Columbia: Mayor: Carlos Allen (Democratic) - added; Sulaimon Brown (Democratic) - added; Mayor Adrian M. Fenty (Democratic) - added as candidate; Michael T. Green (Democratic) - added; Ernest E. Johnson (Democratic) - added; Chanda McMahan (Democratic) - added; Dennis Sobin (Democratic) - added; Patrick Joseph Tayman (Democratic) - added. Delegate to the House of Representatives: Donna Jean Alston (Democratic) - added.

Iowa: Senate Class 3: John Heiderscheit (Libertarian) - added. House CD 1: Rob Petsche (Libertarian) - added. Secretary of State: Jake Porter (Libertarian) - added.

Minnesota: Governor: Oloveuse Scorpio "Ole" Savior (Republican) - previously listed as Democratic-Farmer Labor. Attorney General: Sharon Anderson (Republican) - added.

New York: Senate Class 1: Gail Goode (Democratic) - added. Governor: M. Myers Mermel (Republican) - added. House CD 13: former Congressman Vito Fossella (Republican) - added; Michael "Mike" Grimm (Republican [Conservative]) - previously listed as Republican. House CD 15: Craig Schley (Democratic) - added.

Wyoming: Secretary of State: Andrew Simons (Democratic) - added.

Arkansas: House CD 3: former state Senator Robert Gunner "Gunner" DeLay (Republican) - lost Primary. The 8 June 2010 runoff will be between Steve Womack (31%) and Cecile H. Bledsoe (13%).

Connecticut: Secretary of State: state Representative James Field Spallone (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Georgia: House CD 9: former state Senator William V. "Bill" Stephens (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Kansas: Governor: Herbert West, III (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Massachusetts: Governor: Grace Ross (Democratic [Green-Rainbow]) - apparently not a candidate.

Minnesota: House CD 8: Timothy L. "Tim" Olson (Independence) - previously listed as Independent.

Pennsylvania: Senate Class 3: Jared L. Ohlinger (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 17: Dennis Baylor (Independent) - apparently not a candidate.

Wyoming: Governor: Al Hamburg (Democratic) - added; John H. Self (Republican) - added; Tom A. Ubben (Republican) - added; Rex Wilde (Democratic) - added; Chris L. Zachary (Democratic) - added. Treasurer: Treasurer Joseph B. "Joe" Meyer (Republican) - added as candidate.

18 May 2010 Primary recap:

Arkansas Primary

The Republican contest in U.S. House in CD 3 is currently too close to call and will go to run off. Stephen A. "Steve" Womack (31%) vs either Cecile H. Bledsoe (13%) or Robert Gunner "Gunner" DeLay (13%)

If no candidate receives at least 50% of the vote, a runoff between the two top vote-getters will be held on Tuesday 8 June 2010. Apparent runoffs:

• U.S. Senate, Dem: Lt. Governor Bill Halter vs. incumbent Senator Blanche Lincoln
• U.S. House: CD 1, Dem: Chad Causey vs. Tim Wooldridge
• U.S. House: CD 2, Dem: Joyce Elliott vs. Robbie Wills
• U.S. House: CD 3, Rep: Steve Womack vs. [undetermined]
• Secretary of State , Dem: Pat O'Brien vs. Mark Wilcox
• State Land Commissioner, Dem: L J Bryant vs. Monty Davenport

Kentucky Primary

All incumbents [Federal and statewide covered by this site] running for re-election received their party's nomination.

Pennsylvania Primary

Democratic Senator Arlen Specter (46%) lost his primary to Congressman Joseph A. "Joe" Sestak, Jr. (54%).

The Democratic contest for Lieutenant Governor is too close to call. H. Scott Conklin and Jonathan A. Saidel are both at 35%.

Mark S. Critz (Democratic) won the special election in Pennsylvania U.S. House CD 12 with 53.38% of the vote. He fills the seat vacated by the passing of Congressman John Patrick Murtha, Jr. (Democratic) on 8 February 2010.

The Partisan Composition of the U.S. House is now 255 Democrats, 176 Republicans, and 4 vacant seats (Georgia CD 9, Hawaii CD 1, Indiana CD 3, New York CD 29).

Oregon Primary

All incumbents [Federal and statewide covered by this site] running for re-election received their party's nomination.

Public Instruction Superintendent Susan Castillo has been re-elected with 52% of the vote. If a candidate receives a majority of the vote for this non-partisan office in the May primary, that candidate is elected. Otherwise, the top two vote getters go to a runoff in November.

2010 Senatorial Primaries at a Glance
2010 Gubernatorial Primaries at a Glance

Alaska: Lieutenant Governor: Mead Treadwell (Republican) - added.

Arkansas: 18 May 2010 Primary. Senate Class 3: John Randall "Randy" Alexander (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator Gilbert Baker (Republican) - lost Primary; Curtis Coleman (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator Kim Dexter Hendren (Republican) - lost Primary; former state Senator Jim Holt (Republican) - lost Primary; Daniel Cochcran "DC" Morrison (Democratic) - lost Primary; Fred Ramey (Republican) - lost Primary; Conrad Earl "Colonel" Reynolds (Republican) - lost Primary. Lieutenant Governor: Donnie Copeland (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: state Senator Steven Mark "Steve" Bryles (Democratic) - lost Primary; state Representative David Ray Cook (Democratic) - lost Primary; Terry G. Green (Democratic) - lost Primary; Ben Ponder (Democratic) - lost Primary; Princella D. Smith (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: John Adams (Democratic) - lost Primary; David Alan Boling (Democratic) - lost Primary; Patrick Johnson Dorn Kennedy (Democratic) - lost Primary; Scott Wallace (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Steve Lowry (Republican) - lost Primary; Kurt E. Maddox (Republican) - lost Primary; former state Representative Doug Matayo (Republican) - lost Primary; Boone County Judge Mike C. Moore (Republican) - lost Primary; Bernard Kurt "Bernie" Skoch (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Glenn Edward Gallas (Republican) - lost Primary. Secretary of State: Sebastian County Clerk Doris Tate (Democratic) - lost Primary. Commissioner of State Lands: Mike Berg (Democratic) - lost Primary.

Connecticut: Comptroller: Fairfield First Selectmen Ken Flatto (Democratic) - added; Mike Jarjura (Democratic) - added; Stephanie Labanowski (Republican) - added; Jack Orchulli (Republican) - added. Attorney General: Secretary of State Susan Bysiewicz (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Indiana: House CD 3: Congressman Mark Edward Souder (Republican) - Vacant Office; state Representative Randy Borror (Republican) - added; Fort Wayne City Councilwoman Liz Brown (Republican) - added; Congressman Mark Edward Souder (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; state Senator Marlin A. Stutzman (Republican) - added; Phillip James "Phil" Troyer (Republican) - Pending.

Kentucky: 18 May 2010 Primary. Senate Class 3: James Edward Buckmaster (Democratic) - lost Primary; Secretary of State C. M. "Trey" Grayson (Republican) - lost Primary; William Ejner "Bill" Johnson, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Gurley L. Martin (Republican) - lost Primary; Lieutenant Governor Daniel "Dan" Mongiardo (Democratic) - lost Primary; Darlene Fitzgerald Price (Democratic) - lost Primary; Jon J. Scribner (Republican) - lost Primary; John Stephenson (Republican) - lost Primary; Maurice Marion Sweeney (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Frank Lawrence "Larry" Hausman (Republican) - lost Primary; Jeffrey Thomas "Jeff" Reetz (Republican) - lost Primary; Scott Brooks "Brooks" Wicker, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 5: David Prince (Democratic) - lost Primary; Kenneth Stepp (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 6: Perry Wilson Barnes (Republican) - lost Primary; John T. Kemper, III (Republican) - lost Primary; Edward Matthew "Matt" Lockett (Republican) - lost Primary; George Pendergrass (Republican) - lost Primary; Michael Dale "Mike" Templeman (Republican) - lost Primary.

Louisiana: Lieutenant Governor: interim Lieutenant Governor Scott Angelle (Democratic) - On 5 May 2010, the Louisiana Legislature ratified Scott Angelle's nomination as interim lieutenant governor. The Senate voted 33-0 and the House voted 100-0.

Maryland: House CD 7: Scott Spencer (Libertarian) - added.

Mississippi: House CD 3: Doyle Trent (America First) - apparently not a candidate.

New York: Governor: Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo (Working Families, Democratic) - previously listed as Democratic. House CD 11: Cartrell Gore (Conservative) - added. Attorney General: Robert E. "Bob" Antonacci, II (Republican) - added.

Oregon: 18 May 2010 Primary. Senate Class 3: Senator Ronald Lee "Ron" Wyden (Democratic) - Renominated; Gary Shane Dinkel (Republican) - lost Primary; Pavel Goberman (Democratic) - lost Primary; Loren R. Hooker (Democratic) - lost Primary; Loren Later (Republican) - lost Primary; Robin S. Parker (Republican) - lost Primary; Thomas Wayne "Tom" Stutzman (Republican) - lost Primary; Keith A. Waldron (Republican) - lost Primary; Walter H. Woodland (Republican) - lost Primary. Governor: Allen Alley (Republican) - lost Primary; former Secretary of State Bill Bradbury (Democratic) - lost Primary; Clark S. Colvin (Republican) - lost Primary; William Ames Curtright (Republican) - lost Primary; Bob Forthan (Republican) - lost Primary; Darren Karr (Republican) - lost Primary; former state Senator John Lim (Republican) - lost Primary; Roger S. Obrist (Democratic) - lost Primary; William L. "Bill" Sizemore (Republican) - lost Primary; Rex O. Watkins (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Congressman David Wu (Democratic) - Renominated; Stephan Andrew Brodhead (Republican) - lost Primary; Douglas Fitzgerald "Doug" Keller (Republican) - lost Primary; John Christopher Kuzmanich (Republican) - lost Primary; David Robinson (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Congressman Earl Blumenauer (Democratic) - Renominated; John Sweeney (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Jaynee L. Germond (Republican [Constitution]) - lost Primary, previously listed as Republican [Constitution]. House CD 5: Fred Thompson (Republican) - lost Primary. Treasurer: interim Treasurer Ted Wheeler (Democratic) - Renominated; state Senator Rick Metsger (Democratic) - lost Primary. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Public Instruction Superintendent Susan Castillo (Nonpartisan [Democratic]) - elected, previously listed as Nonpartisan [Democratic].

Pennsylvania: 18 May 2010 Primary. Senate Class 3: Senator Arlen Specter (Democratic) - Lost Primary; Margaret K. "Peg" Luksik (Republican) - lost Primary. Governor: former Congressman Joseph M. "Joe" Hoeffel (Democratic) - lost Primary; state Representative Samuel E. "Sam" Rohrer (Republican) - lost Primary; Auditor General Jack Wagner (Democratic) - lost Primary; state Senator Anthony Hardy "Tony" Williams (Democratic) - lost Primary. Lieutenant Governor: Chet Beiler (Republican) - lost Primary; Russ Diamond (Republican) - lost Primary; Steve Johnson (Republican) - lost Primary; former state Representative John Kennedy (Republican) - lost Primary; Billy McCue (Republican) - lost Primary; Daryl Metcalfe (Republican) - lost Primary; Jean Craige Pepper (Republican) - lost Primary; former Commonwealth Court Justice Doris A. Smith-Ribner (Democratic) - lost Primary; Luzerne County Commissioner Stephen Anthony "Steve" Urban (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Congressman Kathleen Ann "Kathy" Dahlkemper (Democratic) - Renominated; Steven Mark "Steve" Fisher (Republican) - lost Primary; Edward J. "Ed" Franz (Republican) - lost Primary; Clayton W. Grabb (Republican) - lost Primary; Paul Lewis Huber (Republican) - lost Primary; Mel M. Marin (Democratic) - lost Primary; Martha Moore (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Mary Beth Buchanan (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 6: Congressman Jim Gerlach (Republican) - Renominated; Douglas Arthur "Doug" Pike (Democratic) - lost Primary; Patrick Henry "Pat" Sellers (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 8: Gloria E. Carlineo (Republican) - lost Primary; Ira Moyer Hoffman, III (Republican) - lost Primary; James Jones (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 10: Snyder County Commissioner Malcolm Lee Derk, III (Republican) - lost Primary; David James Madeira (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 11: Congressman Paul E. Kanjorski (Democratic) - Renominated; Brian Kelly (Democratic) - lost Primary; Lackawanna County Commissioner Corey D. O'Brien (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 12: Congressman Mark S. Critz (Democratic) - Renominated; Ryan Joseph Bucchianeri (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 12 Special: Mark S. Critz (Democratic) - elected. House CD 12: Ronald R. "Ron" Mackell, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary; William T. "Bill" Russell (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 13: Brian P. Haughton (Republican) - lost Primary; Joshua C. "Josh" Quinter (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 15: Congressman Charles W. "Charlie" Dent (Republican) - Renominated; Mathew M. "Mat" Benol (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 17: Congressman T. Timothy "Tim" Holden (Democratic) - Renominated; Sheila Dow-Ford (Democratic) - lost Primary; Joshua "Josh" First (Republican) - lost Primary; Earle Allen "Allen" Griffith (Republican) - lost Primary; Francis X. "Frank" Ryan (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 19: Congressman Todd R. Platts (Republican) - Renominated; Michael E. "Mike" Smeltzer (Republican) - lost Primary.

Vermont: Governor: Martha Abbott (Progressive) - added. Lieutenant Governor: state Representative Steve Howard (Democratic) - added; Marjorie Power (Progressive) - added; state Representative David E. Zuckerman (Democratic, Progressive) - apparently not a candidate. Secretary of State: Peter Cooper (Progressive) - added. Attorney General: Charlotte Dennett (Progressive) - added. Treasurer: Don Schramm (Progressive) - added. Auditor of Accounts: Michael Bayer (Progressive) - added.

Oregon Primary

Results from a media source.
Results from a media source.

Polls remain open in the Pacific Time Zone portion of the State.

Oregon Primary

Arkansas Primary

Any Runoff(s) which might be necessary as a result of today's voting are scheduled for Tuesday 8 June 2010

heading to Runoff

• U.S. Senate, Dem: Lt. Governor Bill Halter vs. incumbent Senator Blanche Lincoln
• U.S. House: CD 1, Dem: Chad Causey vs. Tim Wooldridge
• U.S. House: CD 2, Dem: Joyce Elliott vs. Robbie Wills
• U.S. House: CD 3, Rep: Steve Womack vs. [undetermined]
• Secretary of State , Dem: Pat O'Brien vs. Mark Wilcox
• State Land Commissioner, Dem: L J Bryant vs. Monty Davenport

ARKANSAS PRIMARY results from a media source
ARKANSAS PRIMARY results from a media source
ARKANSAS PRIMARY returns from an official source

Pennsylvania Primary

Returns re: SPECIAL ELECTION re: PENNSYLVANIA's 12th Congressional District ONLY from an official source
PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARY Returns from an official source
PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARY results from a media source

Kentucky Primary

KENTUCKY Primary Returns from an official source

KENTUCKY Primary results from a media source

polls remain open in the Central Time Zone portion of the Commonwealth of KENTUCKY.

Kentucky Primary

Correction-- Indiana CD 3.

Congressman Mark Edward Souder (U.S. House, Indiana, CD 3, Republican) announced his resignation after admitting to an affair with a female staffer. "It is with great regret I announce that I am resigning from the U.S. House of Representatives, as well as resigning as the Republican nominee for Congress in this fall's election....". The congressman was recently renominated in the 4 May 2010 primary.

The Partisan Composition of the U.S. House is now 254 Democrats, 176 Republicans, and 5 vacant seats (Georgia CD 9, Hawaii CD 1, Indiana CD 3, New York CD 29, Pennsylvania CD 12).

Arkansas: Primary

Polls are open from 7:30 AM local time (1230 GMT) until 7:30 PM local time (0030 GMT)

Primary elections are for Democratic and Republican candidates only. If no candidate receives at least 50% of the vote, a runoff between the two top vote-getters will be held.

Kentucky: Primary

Polls are open from 6:00 AM local time (1000 GMT re: Eastern Time US; 1100 GMT re: Central Time US) until 6:00 PM local time (2200 GMT re: Eastern Time US; 2300 GMT re: Central Time US). The polls in the Eastern Time Zone portions of the Commonwealth open and close an hour earlier relative to the polls opening and closing in the Central Time Zone portions of Kentucky, but the actual local time of polls opening and closing is the same throughout the Commonwealth.

No primary is held when that primary is uncontested, that is, there is only one candidate running.

Oregon: Primary

Polls are open from 7:00 AM local time (1300 GMT re: Mountain Time US; 1400 GMT re: Pacific Time US) until 8:00 PM local time (0200 GMT re: Mountain Time US; 0300 GMT re: Pacific Time US). The polls in the Mountain Time Zone portions of the State open and close an hour earlier relative to the polls opening and closing in the Pacific Time Zone portions of Oregon, but the actual local time of polls opening and closing is the same throughout the State.

The Constitution, Independent, Libertarian, Pacific Green, Progressive, and Working Families Parties nominate by convention rather than by primary.

Pennsylvania: Primary & CD 12 Special Election

Polls are open from 7:00 AM local time (1100 GMT) until 8:00 PM local time (0000 GMT).

In addition to the Primary Elections normally scheduled for this date, there is also a Special Election to fill the vacancy in the U.S. House of Representatives seat for the Commonwealth's 12th Congressional District caused by the death of Congressman John Murtha [Democrat] on 8 February 2010: the winner of this Special Election will serve until the end of the current [111th] Congress (that is, until Noon Eastern Time [1700 GMT], 3 January 2011).

Connecticut: Governor: Danbury Mayor Mark D. Boughton (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Attorney General: Martha A. Dean (Republican) - added.

Maryland: Governor: Maria Allwine (Green) - added.

Minnesota: House CD 1: James "Jim" Hagedorn (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 7: Melva Larson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Glen R. Menze (Independence [Republican]) - previously listed as Independence, Republican; Karen Nelson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Attorney General: Attorney General Lori Swanson (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - added as candidate.

Missouri: House CD 6: Theodore "Ted" Rights (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

New York: House CD 12: David Angelo (Libertarian) - added. House CD 13: Tom Vendittelli (Libertarian) - added.

Pennsylvania: House CD 1: Pia Varma (Write-in [Republican]) - added.

Rhode Island: Lieutenant Governor: Jean Ann Guliano (Moderate Party) - added. Attorney General: Christopher H. "Chris" Little (Moderate Party) - added; Robert "Rob" Rainville (Independent) - added.

Vermont: House At-Large: John Mitchell (Republican) - added. Secretary of State: Jim Condos (Democratic) - added.

Virginia: House CD 1: Gail Parker (Independent Greens) - added. House CD 9: Jim Bebout (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Arizona: Senate Class 3: Catherine Rose Eden (Democratic) - added. House CD 2: Steven Craig "Steve" Schallenberger (Democratic) - added.

District of Columbia: Mayor: City Council Chairman Vincent C. "Vince" Gray (Democratic) - added.

Kansas: House CD 3: Joel Balam (Independent) - added; Jerry M. Malone (Republican) - added.

Minnesota: House CD 3: Neil Lynch (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 7: former state Senator Eugene "Gene" Waldorf (Independent, Constitution [Democratic-Farmer Labor]) - previously listed as Independent [Democratic-Farmer Labor]. Attorney General: Chris Barden (Republican) - added. Auditor: Tom Conlon (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Randy Gilbert (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

New York: Senate Class 1: Robert "Bob" Gumbs (Green) - apparently not a candidate; Cecile Ann Lawrence (Green) - previously listed as a candidate for Governor; Jeff Peress (Green) - apparently not a candidate. Senate Class 3: Colia Clarke (Green) - previously listed as a candidate for Lieutenant Governor; Sander Hicks (Green) - apparently not a candidate. Attorney General: Richmond County [Staten Island] District Attorney Daniel M. "Dan" Donovan (Republican) - added. Comptroller: Pete Healy (Green) - apparently not a candidate; Julia Willibrand (Green) - added.

Wisconsin: House CD 3: Michael Krisiean (Independent) - added.

Wyoming: Auditor: Bruce Brown (Republican) - added; Cynthia Cloud (Republican) - added.

Alaska: Senate Class 3: R. Timothy Carter (No Affiliation) - added.

Arizona: House CD 1: state Representative Andrew M. "Andy" Tobin (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Connecticut: Governor: Ridgefield First Selectman Rudy Marconi (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Lieutenant Governor: Mary Glassman (Democratic) - added; Nancy Wyman (Democratic) - added. House CD 1: former West Hartford Town Council member Joseph B. Visconti (Republican) - added. House CD 4: William Russell "Will" Gregory (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Comptroller: Kevin Lembo (Democratic) - added; state Senator Tom Reynolds (Democratic) - added. Attorney General: state Representative Cameron C. "Cam" Staples (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Hawaii: Governor: Daniel H. Cunningham (Nonpartisan) - added. Lieutenant Governor: John S. Yamamoto (Democratic) - added.

Michigan: Governor: George Perles (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Tim Rujan (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; former Flint Mayor Donald J. "Don" Williamson (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 7: Gregory "Greg" Merle (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Michael Allen "Mike" Stahly (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 9: Gene Todd Taliercio (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 12: David R. Kniffen (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Jason McClanahan (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 13: state Representative LaMar Lemmons, Jr. (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 14: Don Ukrainec (Republican) - added.

Missouri: House CD 4: James "Bryant" Walker (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Nebraska: House CD 1: 11 May 2010 Democratic primary update-- Ivy Harper nominated with 38%, Jessica Lynn Turek lost Primary with 36%.

New York: Senate Class 3: Nassau County Comptroller George Maragos (Republican) - added. House CD 15: Jonathan Tasini (Democratic) - previously listed as a candidate for Senate Class 1.

Tennessee: House CD 5: Eric Schechter (Independent) - previously listed as Democratic.

Alaska: Governor: Tim Triumph (Independent) - apparently not a candidate.

Arizona: House CD 6: Easton Clint Kelsey (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Delaware: House At-Large: Frederick R. "Fred" Cullis (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Auditor: Ken Matlusky (Democratic) - added.

Michigan: House CD 13: John W. Broad (Democratic) - added.

Missouri: House CD 7: Bob Schanz (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

New York: House CD 29: Reports state that Governor David Paterson will schedule a special election to fill the vacant seat of Democratic Congressman Eric J. J. Massa on 2 November 2010.

On 12 May 2010, the Republican National Committee announced that their Site Selection Committee recommends that the 40th Republican National Convention be held in Tampa-St. Petersburg, Florida. The Convention will be held Monday 27 August through Thursday 30 August 2012. The RNC will vote on this recommendation at its Summer Meeting this coming August.

The Republican Temporary Delegate Selection Committee (TDSC) has released additional information about their proposals for the 2012 Presidential Nomination cycle. Let's start with the timing--

No primary, caucus, or convention to elect, select, allocate, or bind delegates to the national convention shall occur prior to the first Tuesday in March in the year in which a national convention is held. Except Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Nevada may begin their processes at any time on or after February 1 in the year in which a national convention is held."

Looking back, by the beginning of March 2008, 39 states and territories had- in some way- begun their processes (this number could be even higher if minor activities are counted). These states encompass 69% of the National Convention delegates. Details: 2008 Chronological Cumulative Allocation of Delegates, 2008 Weekly Delegate Distribution and Availability, and 2008 Presidential Primaries, Caucuses, and Conventions Chronologically.

Based on the laws and rules in effect for 2008, our 2012 estimated schedule is here: 2012 Presidential Primaries, Caucuses, and Conventions Chronologically. Needless to say, the new proposal will require significant change in many states.

In addition, states beginning before April will be required to allocate delegates proportionally (we do not have a copy of the actual policy). Back in 2008, each state was allowed to use their own allocation method-- and they did-- and most were not proportional. Details: Presidential Primaries 2008 Republican Delegate Selection and Voter Eligibility.

This proposal aligns the Republican timing window with the proposed Democratic window and both parties will allow Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, and South Carolina to start first. Democratic Change Commission's Recommendations for the 2012 Presidential Nominating Process - Adopted Wednesday 30 December 2009.

Georgia Special CD 9 Election, Nebraska and West Virginia Primary Recap: West Virginia Congressman Alan Bowlby Mollohan (Democratic, CD 1) was defeated in his bid for renomination. All other incumbents [Federal and statewide covered by this site] running for re-election received their party's nomination.

Special Election Georgia CD 9 to fill the vacant U.S. House seat of former Representative Nathan Deal (Republican). In this election, all candidates run on a single ballot. Since no candidate received 50% of the vote on Tuesday 11 May 2010, the two leading candidates, John Thomas "Tom" Graves, Jr. (Republican, 35.37%) and B. Lee "Lee" Hawkins (Republican, 23.18%) proceed to a Tuesday 8 June 2010 run off. The winner will serve the remainder of the term which ends in January 2011.

Nebraska contest too close to call:

• Nebraska U.S. House CD 1 Democratic
• Ivy Harper (12,090 votes - 37.5%).
• Jessica Lynn Turek (11,697 votes - 36.3%).

54 changes to the 2010 candidate list:

Connecticut: Comptroller: Comptroller Nancy Wyman (Democratic) - Open Office. Democratic gubernatorial contender Dannel P. "Dan" Malloy has asked her to be his running mate.

Georgia: House CD 9 Special: Christopher U. "Chris" Cates (Republican) - lost Primary; Mike Freeman (Democratic) - lost Primary; Bertil Armin "Bert" Loftman (Republican) - lost Primary; Edward "Eugene" Moon (Independent [American Conservative]) - lost Primary, previously listed as Independent [American Conservative]; former state Senator William V. "Bill" Stephens (Republican) - lost Primary; Thomas Stephen "Steve" Tarvin (Republican) - lost Primary.

Kansas: House CD 3: Thomas Eugene Scherer (Democratic [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican.

Michigan: Filing closed 11 May. House CD 1: Patrick Donlon (Republican) - added; former state Representative Matthew Olson "Matt" Gillard (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 4: Jerry M. Campbell (Democratic) - added. House CD 5: John Kupiec (Republican) - added. House CD 6: Don Cooney (Democratic) - added. House CD 9: Anna Janek (Republican) - added. House CD 12: David R. Kniffen (Republican) - added. House CD 13: Vincent T. Brown (Democratic) - added. House CD 15: Tony Amorose (Republican) - added; John Alexander Materyn (Republican) - added. Attorney General: Michael A. Cox (Republican) - added; John F. Freeman (Democratic) - added; state Senator Bruce Patterson (Republican) - removed.

Minnesota: House CD 7: Glen R. Menze (Independence, Republican) - previously listed as Republican.

Nebraska: 11 May Primary. Governor: Governor Dave Heineman (Republican) - Renominated; Paul Anderson (Republican) - lost Primary; Christopher Nathan Geary (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Congressman Jeffrey Lane "Jeff" Fortenberry (Republican) - Renominated; Ralph M. Bodie (Republican) - lost Primary; David Lynn "Dave" Hunt (Republican) - lost Primary; Stanley E. Krauter (Democratic) - lost Primary; Sherman Yates (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Congressman Lee Terry (Republican) - Renominated; Matthew James "Matt" Sakalosky (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Congressman Adrian M. Smith (Republican) - Renominated; Dennis L. Parker (Republican) - lost Primary. Treasurer: state Senator Tony Fulton (Republican) - lost Primary; Tom Nesbitt (Republican) - lost Primary.

New York: Senate Class 1: Senator Kirsten Elizabeth Gillibrand (Democratic, Working Families) - previously listed as Democratic. House CD 14: Congressman Carolyn B. Maloney (Democratic, Working Families) - previously listed as Democratic. Comptroller: Pete Healy (Green) - added.

Rhode Island: House CD 1: state Representative David A. Segal (Democratic) - added.

West Virginia: 11 May Primary. House CD 1: Congressman Alan Bowlby Mollohan (Democratic) - Lost Primary; Cynthia "Cindy" Hall (Republican) - lost Primary; Patricia Carol Van Gilder "Patty" Levenson (Republican) - lost Primary; former state Senator Sarah M. Minear (Republican) - lost Primary; Thomas Fredrick "Tom" Stark (Republican) - lost Primary; Andrew McCoy "Mac" Warner (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Congressman Shelley Moore Capito (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 3: Congressman Nick Joe Joe Rahall, II (Democratic) - Renominated; Bruce William Barilla (Democratic) - lost Primary; Lee Allen Bias (Republican) - lost Primary; Gary Martin "Marty" Gearheart (Republican) - lost Primary; Conrad Gail Lucas, II (Republican) - lost Primary.

Wisconsin: House CD 7: state Senator Julie Lassa (Democratic) - added.

NEBRASKA PRIMARY Returns from an official source

WEST VIRGINIA Primary results from a media source.

Returns from an official source

Georgia Special Election House CD 9. This Special Election was called to fill the vacant seat of Congressman Nathan Deal who resigned from the U.S. House on 21 March 2010 to run for Governor of Georgia.

All candidates will run on a single ballot. If any candidate receives a majority (50% plus 1) of the vote in this election, that candidate is elected. Otherwise, the top two vote getters will participate in a Tuesday 8 June 2010 runoff. While the special election is non-partisan, each candidate’s party affiliation is listed on the ballot.

Polling hours are 7:00a EDT (1100 UTC) to 7:00p EDT (2300 UTC).

Nebraska Primary.

Polling hours are 8:00a CDT (1300 UTC) / 7:00a MDT (1300 UTC) to 8:00p CDT (0100 UTC) / 7:00p MDT (0100 UTC). The polls open and close at the same GMT/UTC time, that is, polls open and close at a particular local time in the advanced time zone and open and close one hour earlier local time in the lagging time zone.

West Virginia Primary.

Polling hours are 6:30a EDT (1030 UTC) to 7:30p EDT (2330 UTC).

Arizona: Governor: Ronald "Ron" Cavanaugh (Libertarian) - added.

Connecticut: Governor: former state Representative Juan Figueroa (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 5: Kie Westby (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Illinois: House CD 7: Kip Robbins (Green) - apparently not a candidate.

Maryland: House CD 4: state Delegate Herman L. Taylor Jr. (Democratic) - added.

Michigan: Governor: state Representative Alma Wheeler Smith (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: former Charlevoix County Commissioner Connie Saltonstall (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 3: Charlie Shick (Green) - added. House CD 10: Henry Yanez (Democratic) - added. House CD 13: John Hauler (Republican) - added; Stephen Hume (Democratic) - added.

Missouri: Senate Class 3: James H. Schmidt (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Fred Sauer (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Oregon: Superintendent of Public Instruction: Public Instruction Superintendent Susan Castillo (Nonpartisan [Democratic]) - previously listed as Nonpartisan.

Wisconsin: Governor: Steve R. Evans (Independent) - added.

Arizona: Senate Class 3: John E. Dougherty, III (Democratic) - added.

Colorado: House CD 1: Kelly D. Standley (Republican) - added.

Michigan: House CD 1: Patrick "Pat" Lambert (Independent) - added.

Minnesota: House CD 8: George Burton (Constitution) - added.

Missouri: House CD 6: Kyle A. Yarber (Independent) - added.

New York: Senate Class 3: James Murray "Jim" Staudenraus (Republican) - added. House CD 12: George Martinez (Democratic) - added.

Northern Marianas: Delegate to the House of Representatives: Joseph James Norita "Joe" Camacho (Covenant) - added.

The Republican Temporary Delegate Selection Committee (TDSC) has approved their proposal for 2012. This proposal creates a new timing window (the date a state may start their process) and provides certain states with exemptions to the window. It also requires proportional allocation in the early states.

The proposal, which should be made public shortly, will be submitted to the Republican National Committee for consideration at the August summer meeting in Detroit.

Our Election 2012 Presidential Primaries, Caucuses, and Conventions page- "a work in progress"- is here.

The Utah Democratic and Republican Parties held their nominating Conventions on 8 May. At the Republican Convention, Senator Robert F. "Bob" Bennett lost his bid for his party's renomination. He was first elected in 1992 and re-elected in 1998 and 2004. Senator Bennett is the first incumbent member of Congress to lose his party's nomination in this election cycle. Here is a recap of the vote:

• Round 1-- Mike Lee: 28.75%; Tim Bridgewater: 26.84%; Senator Robert F. "Bob" Bennett: 25.91%. Eliminations-- Cherilyn B. Eagar: 15.83%; Merrill Alonzo Cook: 1.43%; Leonard J. Fabiano: 0.64%; Jeremy Friedbaum: 0.47%; David Y. Chiu: 0.12%. Since no candidate received 60%, the top 3 candidates proceed to round 2.
• Round 2-- Tim Bridgewater: 37.42%; Mike Lee: 35.99%. Elimination-- Senator Robert F. "Bob" Bennett: 26.99%. Since no candidate received 60%, the top 2 candidates proceed to round 3.
• Round 3: Tim Bridgewater: 57.28%, Mike Lee: 42.72%. Since no candidate received 60%, the Republican nomination will be in decided in a 22 June 2010 primary.

Utah: Senate Class 3: Senator Robert F. "Bob" Bennett (Republican) - Failed to qualify for Primary; David Y. Chiu (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; former Congressman Merrill Alonzo Cook (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Cherilyn B. Eagar (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Leonard J. Fabiano (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Jeremy Friedbaum (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Christopher Paul "Chris" Stout (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Governor: Governor Gary R. Herbert (Republican) - Renominated; Richard Martin (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Daniel Van "Dan" Oaks, Jr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Dell "Superdell" Schanze (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Mike Ridgway (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: Ed Eliason (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Russel Neil "Neil" Walter (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Alaska: Senate Class 3: Fredrick "David" Haase (Libertarian) - added. Governor: Willaim S. "Billy" Toien (Libertarian) - added. House At-Large: John R. Cox (Republican) - added.

Hawaii: Senate Class 3: Lloyd Jeffrey Mallan (Libertarian) - added. Governor: Anthony L. Clapes (Nonpartisan) - added; Van K. Tanabe (Democratic) - added; Grayson L. Wideman (Nonpartisan) - added.

Virginia: Synchronized to the Virginia State Board of Elections 8 June 2010 Candidates List. House CD 2: Congressman Glenn Carlyle Nye, III (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 3: Congressman Robert C. "Bobby" Scott (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 4: Congressman J. Randy Forbes (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 5: Congressman Thomas Stuart Price "Tom" Perriello (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 6: Congressman Robert W. "Bob" Goodlatte (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 7: Congressman Eric I. Cantor (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 8: Congressman James P. "Jim" Moran, Jr. (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 9: Congressman Frederick C. "Rick" Boucher (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 10: Congressman Frank R. Wolf (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 11: Congressman Gerald E. "Gerry" Connolly (Democratic) - Renominated.

Alaska: Lieutenant Governor: Mark A. Ewing (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Connecticut: House CD 2: Janet Peckinpaugh (Republican) - added.

Michigan: House CD 7: Brian Rooney (Republican) - added.

North Dakota: Synchronized to the North Dakota Secretary of State's Official Candidate List For The June 8, 2010 Primary. House At-Large: Congressman Earl Ralph Pomeroy (Democratic) - Renominated.

South Carolina: Synchronized to the South Carolina State Election Commission's 8 June 2010 Election Information. House CD 5: Congressman John McKee Spratt, Jr. (Democratic) - Renominated. Secretary of State: Secretary of State John Mark "Mark" Hammond (Republican) - Renominated. Commissioner of Agriculture: Agriculture Commissioner Hugh E. Weathers (Republican) - Renominated.

South Dakota: Synchronized to the South Dakota Secretary of State's 8 June 2010 Statewide Candidate List. Senate Class 3: Senator John Thune (Republican) - Renominated. House At-Large: Congressman Stephanie M. Herseth Sandlin (Democratic) - Renominated.

Wisconsin: Governor: Leslie Ervin Smetak (Write-in) - previously listed as Independent.

4 May 2010 Indiana Primary update.

• U.S. House CD 1 Republican
• Mark J. Leyva (WINNNER - 25%).
• Peter "Pete" Lindemulder (22%).

4 May 2010 North Carolina Primary update.

• U.S. House CD 11 Republican.
• Jeffery Lane "Jeff" Miller (WINNER - 40% - there will be no runoff).
• Dan Eichenbaum (34%).

Wisconsin: House CD 7: Congressman David R. Obey (Democratic) - announced that he will not seek re-election.

Florida: Senate Class 3: Mayor of the City of North Miami Kevin A. Burns (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Indiana: House CD 1: Peter "Pete" Lindemulder, III (Republican) - lost Primary; Jon Morris (Libertarian) - added. House CD 2: Mark Vogel (Libertarian) - added. House CD 3: Charles R. "Chuck" Newman (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Scott Wise (Libertarian) - added. House CD 4: John Duncan (Libertarian) - added. House CD 5: Chard Reid (Libertarian) - added. House CD 6: T.J. Thomson (Libertarian) - added. House CD 7: David Ezell (Libertarian) - added. House CD 9: Greg Knott (Libertarian) - added. Secretary of State: Mike Wherry (Libertarian) - added. Auditor: Eric Knipe (Libertarian) - added.

Kansas: Senate Class 3: state Senator David Haley (Democratic) - added.

Nevada: Synchronized to the 8 June 2010 candidates filed with the Nevada Secretary of State. House CD 1: Congressman Shelley Berkley (Democratic) - Renominated. Secretary of State: Secretary of State Ross Miller (Democratic) - Renominated. Attorney General: Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto (Democratic) - Renominated. Treasurer: Treasurer Kate Marshall (Democratic) - Renominated. Controller: Controller Kim R. Wallin (Democratic) - Renominated.

New Jersey: Synchronized to the New Jersey Department of State's certification of nominees for the 8 June 2010 Primary. House CD 5: Congressman Ernest Scott "Scott" Garrett (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 6: Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 8: Congressman William J. "Bill" Pascrell, Jr. (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 9: Congressman Steven R. "Steve" Rothman (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 10: Congressman Donald M. Payne (Democratic) - Renominated; David Pinckney (Democratic) - removed. House CD 12: Congressman Rush D. Holt (Democratic) - Renominated.

North Carolina: House CD 11: Dan Eichenbaum (Republican) - lost Primary.

North Dakota: Secretary of State: Secretary of State Alvin A. "Al" Jaeger (Republican) - Renominated. Attorney General: Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem (Republican) - Renominated. Commissioner of Agriculture: Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring (Republican) - Renominated. Tax Commissioner: Tax Commissioner Cory Fong (Republican) - Renominated. Public Service Commissioner 1: Public Service Commissioner Kevin Cramer (Republican) - Renominated.

Ohio: House CD 1: Jared Croxton (Libertarian) - lost Primary. House CD 9: Joseph Michael Jaffe (Libertarian) - lost Primary. House CD 12: Eddie Florek (Libertarian) - lost Primary. House CD 15: Christopher A. "Chris" Macisco (Constitution) - lost Primary. House CD 17: Damian P. Degenova (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Wisconsin: Senate Class 3: Ron Johnson (Republican) - added; Michael D. LaForest (Independent) - added. Governor: William Michael "Bill" Ingram (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Indiana, North Carolina, and Ohio Primary Recap. All incumbents [Federal and statewide covered by this site] running for re-election received their party's nomination.

North Carolina. If no candidate receives 40% of the vote in the Tuesday 4 May 2010 party primary, the two leading candidates proceed to a Tuesday 22 June 2010 run off. Contests headed to runoff:

• U.S. Senate Democratic
• former state Senator James Calvin "Cal" Cunningham, III (27%).
• Secretary of State Elaine Folk Marshall (36%).
• U.S. House CD 8 Republican
• Timothy Bruce "Tim" D'Annunzio (37%).
• Harold Nelson Johnson (33%).
• U.S. House CD 11 Republican. This race is too close to call.
• Jeffery Lane "Jeff" Miller (40% - if the 40% holds, there will be no runoff).
• Dan Eichenbaum (34%).
• U.S. House CD 12 Republican
• Scott Cumbie (39%).
• Greg Dority (34%).
• U.S. House CD 13 Republican
• William Alfred "Bill" Randall, II (33%).
• Ralph Bernard "Bernie" Reeves, III (32%).

Indiana contests too close to call:

• U.S. House CD 1 Republican
• Mark J. Leyva (25%).
• Peter "Pete" Lindemulder (22%).

Ohio contests too close to call:

• U.S. House CD 18 Republican
• state Senator Robert Brian "Bob" Gibbs (21%).
• Fred L. Dailey (21%).

Alaska: Governor: Sean R. Parnell (Republican) - added.

Colorado: Governor: Paul Fiorino (Unaffiliated) - added.

Florida: House CD 13: Jan Schneider (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate.

Indiana: 4 May 2010 primary. Senate Class 3: Don Bates, Jr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Richard J. Behney (Republican) - lost Primary; former Congressman John Nathan Hostettler (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator Marlin A. Stutzman (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Adam A. Dombkowski (Republican) - lost Primary; Richard "Ric" Holtz (Republican) - lost Primary; Eric L. Olson (Republican) - lost Primary; Robert A. "Rob" Pastore (Republican) - lost Primary; Michael Petyo (Republican) - lost Primary; Jayson H. Reeves (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Martin A. Dolan (Republican) - lost Primary; Jack Edward Jordan (Republican) - lost Primary; Anthony Fredrick "Tony Hvfvgpd" Zirkle (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Congressman Mark Edward Souder (Republican) - Renominated; Gregory Lee "Greg" Dickman (Republican) - lost Primary; Thomas Allen Schrader (Democratic) - lost Primary; Robert "Bob" Thomas (Republican) - lost Primary; Phillip James "Phil" Troyer (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 4: Jon David Acton (Republican) - lost Primary; Cheryl Denise Allen (Republican) - lost Primary; Mike Campbell (Republican) - lost Primary; Daniel L. Dunham (Republican) - lost Primary; James Thomas "Jim" Hass (Republican) - lost Primary; Charles E. Henderson (Republican) - lost Primary; state Senator Brandt Hershman (Republican) - lost Primary; LaRon Keith (Republican) - lost Primary; Tara E. Nelson (Democratic) - lost Primary; Mark Powell (Democratic) - lost Primary; Mark Seitz (Republican) - lost Primary; Phillip J. "PJ" Steffen (Republican) - lost Primary; Eric Lee Wathen (Republican) - lost Primary; R. Michael "Mike" Young (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 5: Congressman Danny L. "Dan" Burton (Republican) - Renominated; Ann B. Adcook (Republican) - lost Primary; Nasser Hausam Hanna (Democratic) - lost Primary; Mark Andrew "Andy" Lyons (Republican) - lost Primary; John P. McGoff (Republican) - lost Primary; Brose Allen McVey (Republican) - lost Primary; Allen Lucas "Luke" Messer (Republican) - lost Primary; state Representative Michael B. "Mike" Murphy (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 6: George Thomas Holland (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 7: Congressman André D. Carson (Democratic) - Renominated; Wayne E. Harmon (Republican) - lost Primary; Carl Kakasuleff (Democratic) - lost Primary; Bob Kern (Democratic) - lost Primary; Carlos Andrew May (Republican) - lost Primary; Pierre Quincy Pullins (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 8: Bud Bernitt (Republican) - lost Primary; Billy Joseph Mahoney (Republican) - lost Primary; Kristi Risk (Republican) - lost Primary; John Lee Smith (Republican) - lost Primary; John K. Snyder (Republican) - lost Primary; Daniel Duane "Dan" Stockton (Republican) - lost Primary; Steven C. "Steve" Westell (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 9: Congressman Baron P. Hill (Democratic) - Renominated; John R. Bottorff (Democratic) - lost Primary; Travis Hankins (Republican) - lost Primary; Carol Johnson-Smith (Democratic) - lost Primary; James R. McClure, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary; former Congressman Michael E. "Mike" Sodrel (Republican) - lost Primary; Lendall B. Terry (Democratic) - lost Primary; Rick Warren (Republican) - lost Primary.

Maine: Synchronized to the Maine Secretary of State's candidate list for the 8 June 2010 Primary. House CD 1: Congressman Chellie M. Pingree (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 2: Congressman Michael H. Michaud (Democratic) - Renominated.

Maryland: Comptroller: William Henry Campbell (Republican) - added.

Michigan: House CD 1: state Representative Joel A. Sheltrown (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 9: Gene Goodman (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

New Hampshire: House CD 2: state Representative John DeJoie (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

New Jersey: House CD 6: Mark A. Falzon (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 10: Thomas C. Cusmano (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Cathy Wright (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 13: Omar Lamont Dyer (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

North Carolina: 4 May 2010 primary. Senate Class 3: Edward James "Eddie" Burks (Republican) - lost Primary; Susan Harris (Democratic) - lost Primary; Bradford Wesley "Brad" Jones (Republican) - lost Primary; Kenneth Winstead "Ken" Lewis (Democratic) - lost Primary; Larry Rolando "Larry" Linney (Republican) - lost Primary; Marcus W. Williams (Democratic) - lost Primary; Wilma Ann "W. Ann" Worthy (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Congressman G. K. Butterfield (Democratic) - Renominated; John Carter (Republican) - lost Primary; Jerry Grimes (Republican) - lost Primary; Chad Edward Larkins (Democratic) - lost Primary; James Gordon "Jim" Miller (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Frank S. Deatrich (Republican) - lost Primary; Todd Gailas (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Congressman Walter B. Jones, Jr. (Republican) - Renominated; Robert W. "Bob" Cavanaugh (Republican) - lost Primary; Craig Peter Weber (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 4: David Wayne Burnett (Republican) - lost Primary; George Hutchins (Republican) - lost Primary; Francis Xavier "Frank" Roche (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 5: Congressman Virginia Foxx (Republican) - Renominated; Keith Gardner (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 6: Congressman John Howard "Howard" Coble (Republican) - Renominated; Cathy Brewer Hinson (Republican) - lost Primary; Jonathan D. "Jon" Mangin (Republican) - lost Primary; Jeffrey M. "Jeff" Phillips (Republican) - lost Primary; James Edward Taylor, II (Republican) - lost Primary; William A. "Billy" Yow (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 7: William James "Will" Breazeale (Republican) - lost Primary; Randolph Wilson "Randy" Crow (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 8: Congressman Lawrence Webb "Larry" Kissell (Democratic) - Renominated; Darrell L. Day (Republican) - lost Primary; Louis Douglass "Lou" Huddleston (Republican) - lost Primary; Harold P. "Hal" Jordan (Republican) - lost Primary; Nancy F. Clark Shakir (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 10: Congressman Patrick Timothy McHenry (Republican) - Renominated; Maiden Councilman David Michael Boldon (Republican) - lost Primary; Anne Harriet Nosworthy Fischer (Democratic) - lost Primary; John Scott "Scott" Keadle (Republican) - lost Primary; Vance Martin Patterson (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 11: Congressman Joseph Heath "Heath" Shuler (Democratic) - Renominated; James J. "Jake" Howard (Republican) - lost Primary; Edward B. "Ed" Krause (Republican) - lost Primary; Hendersonville Mayor Gregory A. "Greg" Newman (Republican) - lost Primary; Kenneth D. "Kenny" West (Republican) - lost Primary; Aixa Wilson (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 12: William Dean "Doc" Gillenwater (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 13: Daniel Baxter "Dan" Huffman, II (Republican) - lost Primary; Frank Xavier Hurley (Republican) - lost Primary.

Ohio: 4 May 2010 primary. Senate Class 3: Secretary of State Jennifer L. Brunner (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 1: Congressman Steven Leo "Steve" Driehaus (Democratic) - Renominated; Eric Wilson (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 2: Congressman Jeannette H. "Jean" Schmidt (Republican) - Renominated; Debbi Alsfelder (Republican) - lost Primary; Warren County Commissioner C. Michael "Mike" Kilburn (Republican) - lost Primary; David Harry Krikorian (Democratic) - lost Primary; Tim Martz (Republican) - lost Primary; James John "Jim" Parker (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 3: Congressman Michael R. "Mike" Turner (Republican) - Renominated; Rene Louise Oberer (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 5: Congressman Robert Edward "Bob" Latta (Republican) - Renominated; Robert Wallis (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 6: Congressman Charles A. "Charlie" Wilson, Jr. (Democratic) - Renominated; Donald Kenneth Allen (Republican) - lost Primary; James "Jim" Renner (Democratic) - lost Primary; Richard D. Stobbs (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 7: Congressman Steve C. Austria (Republican) - Renominated; James John Barton (Democratic) - lost Primary; Olivia Freeman (Democratic) - lost Primary; John R. Mitchel (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 8: Congressman John A. Boehner (Republican) - Renominated; Thomas F. "Tom" McMasters (Republican) - lost Primary; Manfred Richard Schreyer (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 9: Congressman Marcy C. Kaptur (Democratic) - Renominated; Jackie Lee "Jack" Smith (Republican) - lost Primary; Dale R. Terry (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 10: W. Benjamin Franklin (Republican) - lost Primary; Thomas R. "Tom" Olschlager (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 11: Congressman Marcia L. Fudge (Democratic) - Renominated; Isaac Powell (Democratic) - lost Primary; Daniel W. Reilly (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 12: Congressman Patrick J. "Pat" Tiberi (Republican) - Renominated; Andrew George Zukowski (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 13: Congressman Betty Sue Sutton (Democratic) - Renominated; James F. Brihan (Republican) - lost Primary; William "Bill" Haney (Republican) - lost Primary; James C. "Jim" Hrubik, Sr. (Republican) - lost Primary; Jason Ashley Meade (Republican) - lost Primary; Christopher Todd "Todd" Sharkey (Republican) - lost Primary; Justin Paul Wooden (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 14: Dale Virgil Blanchard (Democratic) - lost Primary; John H. Greene, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 15: John Adams (Republican) - lost Primary; Ralph A. Applegate (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 16: former Ashland County Commissioner Matt Miller (Republican) - lost Primary; Paul Raymond Schiffer (Republican) - lost Primary; Herbert Doyle Smith (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 17: Congressman Timothy J. "Tim" Ryan (Democratic) - Renominated; Robert Crow (Democratic) - lost Primary; Murrell Elliot "Bing" Henderson (Republican) - lost Primary; Dan Moadus (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 18: Beau M. Bromberg (Republican) - lost Primary; David Edward "Dave" Daubenmire (Republican) - lost Primary; former state Representative Ronald E. "Ron" Hood (Republican) - lost Primary; Hombre Michael Liggett (Republican) - lost Primary; Jeanette M. Moll (Republican) - lost Primary; Michael D. Royer (Republican) - lost Primary. Secretary of State: former Ashtabula County Treasurer Sandra "Sandy" O'Brien (Republican) - lost Primary. Auditor: state Representative Seth A. Morgan (Republican) - lost Primary.

Texas: House CD 22: Tracy L. Hall (Independent) - apparently not a candidate.

Virginia: House CD 11: David William Gillis, Jr. (Independent Greens) - added.

NORTH CAROLINA Primary Returns from an official source.

NORTH CAROLINA Primary results from a media source.

Most NORTH CAROLINA Primary results from a media source.

Many remaining NORTH CAROLINA Primary results from a media source.

Polls may remain open until 8:30 PM EDT "in extraordinary circumstances" at the direction of a NORTH CAROLINA County's Board of Elections.

OHIO Primary Returns from an official source.

OHIO Primary results from a media source.

INDIANA Primary Returns from an official source.

INDIANA Primary results from a media source.

Indiana Primary. Polling hours are 6:00a EDT (1000 UTC) / 6:00a CDT (1100 UTC) to 6:00p EDT (2200 UTC) / 6:00p CDT (2300 UTC). Nominees for the Democratic and Republican parties are selected. The Libertarian Party nominates by convention rather than by primary.

North Carolina Primary. Polling hours are 6:30a EDT (1030 UTC) to 7:30p EDT (2330 UTC). Nominees for the Democratic, Libertarian, and Republican parties are chosen. If no candidate receives 40% of the vote in the primary, the two leading candidates will proceed to a Tuesday 22 June run off.

Ohio Primary. Polling hours are 6:30a EDT (1030 UTC) to 7:30p EDT (2330 UTC). Nominees for the Constitution, Democratic, Green, Libertarian, Republican, and the Socialist USA parties are chosen.

Arkansas: Independent candidate petition filing deadline has passed. Senate Class 3: Jasper A. Beede (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Larry Buffington (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Edward Dale "Ed" Frizzell (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Christopher Nogy (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. Governor: Billy Roper (Not readily classifiable) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Mickey Vernon Higgins (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: Bert Hone, Jr. (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Charles Neely (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 3: Jerry Coon (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 4: Marc Rosson (Independent [Republican]) - apparently not a candidate, previously listed as Independent [Republican].

California: House CD 1: Congressman C. Michael "Mike" Thompson (Democratic) - Renominated.

Connecticut: Governor: Simsbury's First Selectman Mary A. Glassman (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Florida: House CD 17: Corey B. Poitier (No Party Affiliation [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican.

Georgia: House CD 5: Steven Augustus "Steve" Morris (Independent [Republican]) - previously listed as Independent.

Iowa: Synchronized to the Iowa Secretary of State's 8 June Primary Candidate Listing. Senate Class 3: Senator Charles E. "Chuck" Grassley (Republican) - Renominated. Governor: Governor Chester "Chet" Culver (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 1: Congressman Bruce L. Braley (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 2: Congressman David Wayne Loebsack (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 3: Congressman Leonard L. Boswell (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 4: Congressman Thomas P. "Tom" Latham (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 5: Congressman Steven A. "Steve" King (Republican) - Renominated. Secretary of State: Secretary of State Michael A. Mauro (Democratic) - Renominated. Attorney General: Attorney General Tom Miller (Democratic) - Renominated. Treasurer: Treasurer Michael L. "Mike" Fitzgerald (Democratic) - Renominated. Auditor: Auditor David A. "Dave" Vaudt (Republican) - Renominated. Secretary of Agriculture and Land Stewardship: Secretary of Agriculture and Land Stewardship Bill Northey (Republican) - Renominated.

Maine: House CD 1: Alan Lowberg (Independent) - added.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: Donald Kaplan (Unaffiliated) - added. House CD 2: Troy Stouffer (Republican) - added.

New Jersey: House CD 3: Russ Conger (Libertarian) - added. House CD 8: Derek Demarco (Libertarian) - added.

New York: Governor: Sam Sloan (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 27: Leonard "Lenny" Roberto (Republican) - added; Jill Rowland (Republican) - added.

Ohio: House CD 17: former Congressman James A. Traficant, Jr. (Independent [Democratic]) - added.

Pennsylvania: House CD 5: Vernon Etzel (Libertarian) - added.

Arizona: House CD 7: Christopher "Flow" Flowers (Republican) - added.

California: House CD 38: Tracy Lynn Turner (Independent) - added.

Connecticut: Senate Class 3: Ethan Book (Republican) - added. House CD 2: Doug Dubitsky (Republican) - added.

Georgia: Candidate qualifying for the 20 July 2010 party primary has closed. Governor: state Representative Austin Scott (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: Rhuedolph "Rudy" Adams (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Bobby Dave Brown (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 5: Steven Augustus "Steve" Morris (Independent) - added. House CD 7: William F. "Bill" Malone, Jr. (Republican) - added. House CD 8: William Paul "Paul" Rish (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 9: Clyde Daniel "Dan" "Danny" Benton (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Whitfield County Commissioner Mike Cowan (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Thomas Eugene "Tom" Dooley (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Jeremy Edward Jones (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 10: Cason Sisk (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Samuel "Sandy" Untermyer, III (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 12: George Brady (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 13: Steven Augustus Morris (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Sonja Sleeper (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Secretary of State: former City Councilmember Robin Carlisle (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Darryl Hicks (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Comptroller General/Commissioner of Insurance: former Peachtree City Mayor Harold K. Logsdon (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Superintendent of Education: former state Representative Roger Hines (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Sandra Cannon Scott (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Kansas: House CD 2: Thomas Neil Koch (Democratic) - added.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: Natasha Pettigrew (Green) - added.

Michigan: Governor: David R. Kniffen (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Missouri: Senate Class 3: Theodis Brown, Sr. (Independent) - added.

New York: House CD 15: Joyce Stanley Johnson (Democratic) - added. House CD 28: Emin "Eddie" Egriu (Democratic) - added; Michael Neil Giuliano (Republican) - added.

North Dakota: Secretary of State: Joshua Voytek (Write-in [Libertarian]) - added.

Virginia: House CD 3: Chuck Smith (Independent [Republican]) - previously listed as Independent.

Florida: The qualifying deadline has past. Congressman Virginia "Ginny" Brown-Waite (Republican, House CD 5) announced she would not seek re-election. Senate Class 3: Joseph "Trinidad Joe" Allen (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Dennis F. Bradley (Veterans Party of America) - apparently not a candidate; Tyrone K. Brown, Sr. (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Bob Coggins (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Raphael Herman (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Carol Ann Joyce LaRosa (Write-in) - added; Linda Vasquez Littlefield (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; William Charles "Chuck" Lynch (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Thomas Andrew Mangum (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Gwyndolyn "Gwyn" McClellan (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Todd Montgomery Oifer (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate; Dave Roberts (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Shawn M. Teeters (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; David Van Williams (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Henry Arthur Kelley, Jr. (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: Joseph C. Dorn (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Robert Edward Ortiz (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Charlie Ranson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Steve Wilkie (Green) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 3: James Nicholas Gilman (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Jacob W. "Jake" Hoechst (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Euna LeAnne "LeAnne" Kolb (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; George Scott MacNaughton (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Chris Nwasike (Republican) - added; Anthony Paul Penoso (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 5: Congressman Virginia "Ginny" Brown-Waite (Republican) - Open Seat; Congressman Virginia "Ginny" Brown-Waite (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Thomas Joseph "Tom" Doolan (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Leodon L. "Leo" Killinger, Sr., (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Hernando County Sheriff Richard B. "Rich" Nugent (Republican) - added; Harold David "Dave" Werder (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 6: John Carl Annarumma (Florida Whig) - apparently not a candidate; Tim Cunha (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 7: Faye Armitage (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Stephen J. Bacon (Florida Whig) - apparently not a candidate; Ralph Leroy Morris (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 8: Prince Brown (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; William James Collins, IV (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Thomas L. Gregory (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate; Jim Holcomb (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Albert Guy Kerr (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Kenneth John "Ken" Miller (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Terrence Neal Tysall, Sr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Barry Watson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 9: Phil Hindahl (Democratic) - added; Arthur E. Richardson, III (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Anita de Palma (Democratic) - added. House CD 11: Herbert Coachman (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Scott Thomas Keller (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 12: Randolph "Randy" Edwards (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Bradley D. Kallhoff (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; John V. Osinski (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate; Thomas K. Snider (Libertarian [Republican]) - apparently not a candidate, previously listed as Libertarian [Republican]. House CD 14: Robert Neeld (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 15: Leon Ray (Write-in) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 16: Ed Tautiva (Democratic) - added. House CD 17: Leroy Adam (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Opa-Locka Mayor Joseph L. Kelley (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Corey B. Poitier (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 19: Benjamin "Ben" Graber (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Josue Larose (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Edward J. "Ed" Lynch (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Nancy Mendez (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Curt Price (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Jose M. Ruiz (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Stanley S. "Stan" Smilan (Write-in [Democratic]) - Active, previously listed as Democratic. House CD 20: Stephen Dworkowitz (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Dennis Lamb (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Marc Luzietti (Socialist Party USA) - apparently not a candidate; Brian G. Reilly (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 21: William J. Sanchez (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 24: Sean Field Campbell (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Edward W. "Ed" Dedelow (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; James Norman "Jim" Foster (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; James P. "Jim" "Heinie" Heinzelman, Sr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Jason Hutchinson Kendall (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate; Chad MacInnes (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Robert Lawrence "Bob" Robey (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Bennett Jay "Ben" Ross (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Larry Sinclair (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 25: Edward Bollinger (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; James Patrick Guerrero (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Luis Antonio Rivera (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Chief Financial Officer: Richard Paul Dembinsky (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a candidate. Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Darcy G. Richardson (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Georgia: Governor: Bill Bolton (Democratic) - added. House CD 1: Oscar L. Harris, II (Democratic) - added. House CD 5: Kelly Nguyen (Republican) - added. House CD 7: Chuck Efstration (Republican) - added; Doug Heckman (Democratic) - added. House CD 8: Angela Maddox Hicks (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Austin Scott (Republican) - added. House CD 13: Hank R. Dudek (Republican) - added; "Chip" Flanegan (Republican) - added. Comptroller General/Commissioner of Insurance: Dennis Cain (Republican) - added. Commissioner of Agriculture: J. B. Powell (Democratic) - added. Superintendent of Education: Joe Martin (Democratic) - added. Commissioner of Labor: Terry Coleman (Democratic) - added.

Hawaii: Governor: Arturo P. Reyes (Democratic) - added.

Massachusetts: House CD 10: Peter A. White (Independent [Green]) - previously listed as Independent. Auditor: Nat Fortune (Green) - added.

Minnesota: Governor: state Representative Marty Seifert (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

New Mexico: Synchronized to the New Mexico Secretary of State's list of 2010 Federal and Statewide Candidates for the 1 June 2010 Primary. Lieutenant Governor: J.R. Damron (Republican) - removed. House CD 1: Congressman Martin T. Heinrich (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 2: Congressman Harry Teague (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 3: Congressman Ben Ray Luján (Democratic) - Renominated. Secretary of State: Secretary of State Mary E. Herrera (Democratic) - Renominated. Attorney General: Attorney General Gary K. King (Democratic) - Renominated. Treasurer: Treasurer James B. Lewis (Democratic) - Renominated. Auditor: Auditor Hector H. Balderas (Democratic) - Renominated. Commissioner of Public Lands: Santa Fe County Commissioner Michael D. "Mike" Anaya (Democratic) - removed; James M. Jackson (Republican) - removed; Spiro G. Vassilopoulos (Republican) - removed.

Vermont: Secretary of State: Jason Gibbs (Republican) - added.

Virginia: House CD 3: Chuck Smith (Independent) - added.

Connecticut: House CD 4: former state Senator Rob Russo (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Florida: Senate Class 3: Governor Charlie Crist (No Party Affiliation) - previously listed as Republican; Jeff Greene (Democratic) - added; Howard W. Knepper (Write-in [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican; Robert Monroe (Write-in) - added; Rick Tyler (No Party Affiliation) - added. House CD 1: John E. Krause (No Party Affiliation [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican. House CD 4: Deborah "Deb" Katz Pueschel (Write-in) - added. House CD 6: Steven E. "Steve" Schonberg (No Party Affiliation [Democratic]) - previously listed as Democratic. House CD 13: Jan Schneider (No Party Affiliation) - added. House CD 16: William Dean (Write-in) - added. House CD 18: Rolando A. Banciella (Democratic) - added. House CD 25: Roly Arrojo (Tea) - added; state Senator Alex Diaz de la Portilla (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Luis Meurice (Democratic) - added.

Georgia: Governor: Randal Mangham (Democratic) - added. House CD 4: Victor Armendariz (Republican) - added. House CD 13: Michael McKay "Mike" Murphy (Democratic) - added. Secretary of State: Georganna Sinkfield (Democratic) - added.

Kansas: House CD 3: Jean Ann Uvodich (Republican) - added.

Florida: Senate Class 3: Glenn A. Burkett (Democratic) - added. House CD 10: Martin Rokicki (Write-in) - added. House CD 17: Roderick D. Vereen (No Party Affiliation [Democratic]) - previously listed as Democratic.

Mississippi: Synchronized to the Mississippi Secretary of State's 1 June 2010 Primary Congressional Filers. House CD 1: Congressman Travis W. Childers (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 2: Congressman Bennie G. Thompson (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 3: Congressman Gregg Harper (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 4: Congressman Gene Taylor (Democratic) - Renominated.

Tennessee: House CD 9: Mary D. "Taylor-Shelby" Wright (Independent [Democratic]) - Pending, previously listed as Democratic.

Wisconsin: Lieutenant Governor: state Representative Thomas Nelson (Democratic) - added; Alderman T. Anthony "Tony" Zielinski (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Wyoming: House At-Large: John Love (Libertarian) - added. Secretary of State: Candice De Laat (Libertarian) - added.

Connecticut: Governor: Chester First Selectman Tom Marsh (Independent [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican.

Florida: Senate Class 3: William Escoffery, III (Republican) - added. House CD 1: Joe Cantrell (No Party Affiliation) - added. House CD 16: Jim Horn (Democratic) - previously listed as No Party Affiliation; Stanley S. "Stan" Smilan (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Georgia: Governor: Raymond O. "Ray" Boyd (Independent [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican; Otis Putnam (Republican) - added. Lieutenant Governor: Tricia Carpenter McCracken (Democratic) - added. Attorney General: state Senator Preston W. Smith (Republican) - added. Commissioner of Labor: Darryl A. Hicks (Democratic) - added.

Minnesota: Governor: Susan Gaertner (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - apparently not a candidate.

Missouri: House CD 7: Nicholas Ivan "NIL" Ladendorf (Progressive [Green]) - previously listed as Progressive.

California: Lieutenant Governor: State Senator Abel Maldonado (Republican) is confirmed as California's Lieutenant Governor. He was confirmed (53-21) by the California Assembly on 22 April 2010 and by the California Senate (25-7) on 26 April 2010. Mr. Maldonado will be sworn on Tuesday 27 April 2010 replacing Acting Lieutenant Governor Mona Pasquil.

Lieutenant Governor John Raymond Garamendi (Democratic), who was first elected in 2006, ran for and won the 3 November 2009 U.S. House CD 10 special election. Mr. Garamendi resigned as Lieutenant Governor Thursday 5 November 2009 and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger nominated Mr. Maldonado on 23 November 2009.

Florida: Senate Class 3: George Drake (Write-in) - added. House CD 20: Stanley Blumenthal (No Party Affiliation) - added. House CD 24: Nicholas Ruiz, III (Write-in [Green]) - previously listed as Green.

Georgia: Lieutenant Governor: Rhonda Martini (Libertarian) - added. House CD 3: Frank Saunders (Democratic) - added. House CD 7: Ronnie Grist (Republican) - added; Tom Parrott (Republican) - added. Attorney General: Don Smart (Libertarian) - added. Comptroller General/Commissioner of Insurance: Shane Bruce (Libertarian) - added; Rick Collum (Republican) - added; John Mamalakis (Republican) - added. Commissioner of Agriculture: Kevin Cherry (Libertarian) - added. Commissioner of Labor: Mark Butler (Republican) - added; William Costa (Libertarian) - added.

Louisiana: Lieutenant Governor: Louisiana Governor Piyush "Bobby" Jindal (Republican) has nominated state Secretary of the Department of Natural Resources Scott A. Angelle for Lieutenant Governor. The nomination requires confirmation by a majority vote in each House of the state Legislature. Mr. Angelle was a Democratic state Representative but now serves in the Republican Governor's cabinet. He has agreed not to run for the Lieutenant Governor's office in 2011.

On 6 February 2010, Louisiana Lieutenant Governor Mitch Landrieu was elected Mayor of New Orleans with 64% of the vote. Mr. Landrieu will resign from the office of Lieutenant Governor on 3 May 2010 to take office as Mayor on 6 May 2010. Mayor-elect Landrieu was first elected to the office of Lieutenant Governor in 2003 and re-elected in 2007.

Maine: Governor: Christopher Cambron (Unenrolled) - apparently not a candidate. John G. Richardson (Democratic) dropped his bid for his party's nomination in the 8 June 2010 primary. His name remains on the ballot.

Massachusetts: House CD 10: James Kennedy (Democratic) - added.

Minnesota: Governor: state Senator John Marty (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - apparently not a candidate; state Representative Tom Rukavina (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - apparently not a candidate; Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - apparently not a candidate; state Representative Paul Thissen (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - apparently not a candidate.

New York: Senate Class 3: Jay Townsend (Republican) - added. House CD 1: Randolph "Randy" Altschuler (Republican [Conservative]) - previously listed as Republican. House CD 7: Anthony Gronowicz (Green) - added.

Washington: Senate Class 3: Chris Widener (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Arizona: Senate Class 3: Jerry Joslyn (Green) - added; Randy Alan Parraz (Democratic) - added. House CD 1: Forrest Dayl Gressley (Republican) - added.

California: House CD 3: Stephen Donald "Steve" Favis (Independent) - added.

Colorado: House CD 1: Michael Peter Fallon (Republican) - added.

Connecticut: House CD 1: Ann Brickley (Republican) - added. Secretary of State: Michael DeRosa (Green) - added. Treasurer: David Bue (Green) - added. Comptroller: Colin Bennet (Green) - added. Attorney General: Stephen Fournier (Green) - added.

Florida: House CD 20: Robert "Bob" Kunst (No Party Affiliation) - added.

Illinois: Governor: Scott Lee Cohen (Independent [Democratic]) - added.

Michigan: House CD 14: Pauline Montie (Republican) - added.

Minnesota: House CD 4: Teresa Stanton Collett (Republican) - added; Jack Shepard (Republican) - added. House CD 8: Timothy L. Olson (Independent) - added.

New Hampshire: Senate Class 3: Dennis Raymond Lamare (Republican) - added.

Pennsylvania: House CD 4: John Steven Vinsick (Independent [Republican]) - added.

Virginia: House CD 7: Rickard Elian "Rick" Waugh, Jr. (Democratic) - added.

Alabama: Synchronized to the Alabama Secretary of State's 1 June 2010 Primary Election candidate list. Lieutenant Governor: Lieutenant Governor James Elisha "Jim" Folsom, Jr. (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 2: Congressman Bobby Neal Bright, Sr. (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 3: Congressman Michael "Mike" Rogers (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 4: Congressman Robert B. Aderholt (Republican) - Renominated. Secretary of State: Secretary of State Beth Chapman (Republican) - Renominated. Auditor: Auditor S. Samantha "Sam" Shaw (Republican) - Renominated.

Connecticut: Treasurer: Newington Mayor Jeffrey "Jeff" Wright (Republican) - previously listed as a candidate for Governor.

Florida: House CD 8: former state Senator Dan Webster (Republican) - re-entered. House CD 14: William Maverick St. Claire (No Party Affiliation) - added.

Indiana: Senate Class 3: Rebecca Sink-Burris (Libertarian) - added. House CD 3: Charles R. "Chuck" Newman (Libertarian) - added.

Maine: Governor: Shawn Moody (Independent) - added.

Massachusetts: Secretary of the Commonwealth: Jim Henderson (Independent) - added.

Michigan: House CD 1: Tom Stillings (Republican) - added.

New York: Senate Class 1: John Clifton (Libertarian) - added. House CD 7: Ken Reynolds (Republican, Conservative) - added. House CD 17: York Jay Kleinhandler (Republican [Independence, Conservative]) - previously listed as Republican. Attorney General: Carl Person (Libertarian) - added. Comptroller: John Gaetani (Libertarian) - added.

Florida: Senate Class 3: Sue Askeland (No Party Affiliation) - added; Richard Lock (Write-in) - added. House CD 3: Scott Fortune (Democratic) - added. House CD 8: George L. Metcalfe (No Party Affiliation) - added. House CD 16: David Lee Lutrin (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Idaho: Synchronized to the Idaho Secretary of State's Tuesday 25 May 2010 Primary Election Candidate List. House CD 1: Congressman Walter Clifford "Walt" Minnick (Democratic) - Renominated. Secretary of State: Secretary of State Ben Ysursa (Republican) - Renominated. Attorney General: Attorney General Lawrence G. Wasden (Republican) - Renominated. Treasurer: Treasurer Ron G. Crane (Republican) - Renominated. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Public Instruction Superintendent Tom Luna (Republican) - Renominated.

Iowa: Governor: Eric Cooper (Libertarian) - added.

Kansas: House CD 3: former state Senator Nicholas M. "Nick" Jordan (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Michigan: House CD 1: former state Representative Matt Gillard (Democratic) - added. House CD 9: Richard Kuhn (Republican) - added.

Tennessee: House CD 9: James A. Harrell (Republican) - Pending; Kevin Scott Millen (Republican) - Pending.

Florida: House CD 10: Eric Lee Forcade (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Louisiana: Senate Class 3: Mike Spears (Independent) - added.

Michigan: House CD 1: state Representative Gary McDowell (Democratic) - added.

New York: Senate Class 1: Timothy A. "Tim" Chichester (Republican) - previously listed as a candidate for Senate Class 3. House CD 29: Angelo Campini (Republican) - added.

Virginia: House CD 1: Terrill Scott Robinson (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 8: Mark W. Ellmore (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Matt Famiglietti (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Ronald "Ron" Mitchell (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Laurence Socci (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 10: Richard "Rich" Anthony (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Dennis Michael Findley (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Julien Modica (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 11: Paul A. Miller (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; David E. Peterson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Kurt P. Riesenberg (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Alaska: Senate Class 3: Joe Miller (Republican) - added.

Florida: House CD 25: Mariana Marili "Marili" Cancio (Republican) - previously listed as No Party Affiliation.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: Christopher J. Garner (Democratic) - added. House CD 6: Steve Taylor (Republican) - added.

Massachusetts: House CD 4: Keith Stephen Messina (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 6: David Michael "Dave" Sukoff (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Minnesota: House CD 1: Jim Engstrand (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; former state Representative Allen Quist (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Pennsylvania: House CD 7: Ellen Teresa "Teresa" Touey (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

South Carolina: House CD 6: Nancy Harrelson (Republican) - Pending.

Virginia: House CD 9: Brandon E. Roop (Republican) - added.

Florida: House CD 16: Stan Smilan (Democratic) - added.

Georgia: House CD 9: Mike Freeman (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Illinois: House CD 1: Raymond G. Wardingley (Republican) - added. House CD 4: Israel Vasquez (Republican) - added.

Maryland: Governor: Carmen Amedori (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 8: Christine Thron (Republican) - added.

Massachusetts: House CD 1: William "Bill" Gunn (Republican) - added. House CD 9: Mac D'Alessandro (Democratic) - added.

Michigan: Governor: David R. Kniffen (Republican) - added. Secretary of State: Detroit City Clerk Janice M. Winfrey (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Minnesota: House CD 2: former state Representative Shelley Madore (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - re-added.

New Hampshire: House CD 1: Sean Mahoney (Republican) - added.

New Jersey: House CD 9: Michael Wildes (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Texas: Update to 13 April run-off. House CD 14: Winston Earle Cochran, Jr. (Democratic) - lost Primary. House CD 27: James Matthew Duerr (Republican) - lost Primary.

Vermont: House At-Large: Paul Beaudry (Republican) - added.

Wisconsin: Governor: Mark Todd (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

California: House CD 17: William Tharon Chandler (Independent) - added.

Florida: House CD 2: Joseph C. Dorn (Republican) - added. House CD 16: David Lee Lutrin (Democratic) - added.

Georgia: House CD 2: Rick Allen (Republican) - added. House CD 7: James Ernest "Jef" Fincher (Republican) - added.

Louisiana: House CD 4: Steven Jude Gavi (Democratic) - added.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: Stephens Ruffner Dempsey (Republican) - added.

Massachusetts: House CD 5: Robert Michael "Bob" Clark (Independent) - added.

Michigan: Attorney General: Richard J. Bernstein (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

New Jersey: House CD 7: Nicholas Conte (Independent) - added.

New York: Senate Class 1: Steven Ari-Z Leiner (Independent) - added. House CD 17: York Jay Kleinhandler (Republican) - added.

Oklahoma: House CD 5: Dave John White (Independent) - added.

Virginia: House CD 2: Thomas Wirges (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 7: "Little Joe" Cacciotti (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Washington: Senate Class 3: Edward E. "Ed" Torres (Republican) - added.

Florida: The party affiliation for these candidates has been changed from Whig to Florida Whig: House CD 2: Paul Crandall McKain, House CD 6: John Carl Annarumma, House CD 7: Stephen J. Bacon, House CD 8: Steven J. Gerritzen, House CD 20: Clayton James Schock, House CD 25: Craig Porter.

Massachusetts: Governor: Christy Mihos (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Ohio: Synchronized to the Ohio Secretary of State's May 4, 2010 Primary Candidates as reported by the Boards of Elections. Governor: Governor Ted Strickland (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 4: Congressman James D. "Jim" Jordan (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 10: Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 14: Congressman Steven C. "Steve" LaTourette (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 15: Congressman Mary Jo Kilroy (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 16: Congressman John A. Boccieri (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 18: Congressman Zachary T. "Zach" Space (Democratic) - Renominated. Attorney General: Attorney General Richard "Rich" Cordray (Democratic) - Renominated. Treasurer: Treasurer Kevin L. Boyce (Democratic) - Renominated.

Oregon: Correction regarding the Oregon Commissioner of Labor and Industries election cycle. The 4 November 2008 special election effectively reset the 4 year cycle from 2002, 2006, 2010 to 2008, 2012. In 2009, the legislature changed the election law. Beginning in 2012, the term is 2 years with a regular election in November [2009 c.511 §22a].

• The law prior to 2009: "The Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Industries shall be elected for a term of four years." [ORS 651.030 (2)
• The effective 2009: "The term of office of the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Industries elected at the general election held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 2012 shall be two years." [ORS 651.030 Sec. 22a.]

Pennsylvania: Synchronized to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's Department of State's 18 May 2010 Primary Candidates. House CD 1: Congressman Robert A. Brady (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 2: Congressman Chaka Fattah (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 4: Congressman Jason Altmire (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 5: Congressman Glenn W. "G.T." Thompson (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 8: Congressman Patrick J. Murphy (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 9: Congressman William Franklin "Bill" Shuster (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 10: Congressman Christopher Paul "Chris" Carney (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 13: Congressman Allyson Y. Schwartz (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 14: Congressman Mike Doyle (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 16: Congressman Joseph R. "Joe" Pitts (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 18: Congressman Tim Murphy (Republican) - Renominated.

Florida: House CD 2: Ronald A. McNeil (Republican) - added; Raymond Heath "Ray" Netherwood (Write-in) - previously listed as No Party Affiliation.

Georgia: Senate Class 3: Labor Commissioner Michael L. "Mike" Thurmond (Democratic) - added. House CD 7: State Representative John Clayton "Clay" Cox (Republican) was listed as a candidate for House CD 7 and incorrectly for House CD 13. He is running in CD 7. Commissioner of Labor: Labor Commissioner Michael L. "Mike" Thurmond (Democratic) - Open Office.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: former state Delegate Carmen M. Amedori (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Blaine Taylor (Democratic) - added. Governor: Carmen Amedori (Republican) - added.

Oregon: Synchronized to the Oregon Secretary of State's 18 May 2010 primary candidate list. House CD 2: Congressman Gregory Paul "Greg" Walden (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 4: Congressman Peter Anthony "Pete" DeFazio (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 5: Congressman Kurt Schrader (Democratic) - Renominated.

Tennessee: Updated according to the Tennessee Division of Elections' Unofficial List of 5 August 2010 primary candidates. Governor: Basil Marceaux, Sr. (Republican) - Pending; Linda Perry (Independent) - Pending. House CD 3: Larry Abeare, Sr. (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Donald "Don" Barkman (Independent) - Pending; Frank Cowan (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Basil Marceaux, Sr. (Republican) - added; Alicia Mitchell (Democratic) - added. House CD 4: Daniel Bray (Independent [Libertarian]) - apparently not a candidate; Jason Desmond (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 5: Michael Dominick Barbuto (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Brendan E. Finucane, Jr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Nathan Harden (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Joe D. Moore, Jr. (Independent) - Pending. House CD 6: Floyd R. Conover (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Martin L.C. Kelly, Jr. (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 7: Leonard D. "Lenny" Ladner (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; J. William "Bill" Stone (Independent) - Pending. House CD 8: James Hart (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 9: James A. Harrell (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Kevin Millen (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Florida: Senate Class 3: Lawrence Penpek (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Kansas: Senate Class 3: Lisa Johnston (Democratic) - added. Governor: Joan Farr Heffington (Republican) - added. Lieutenant Governor: Lieutenant Governor Troy Findley (Democratic) - Open Chair. House CD 3: Elizabeth Gallup (Democratic) - added.

Kentucky: Synchronized to the Kentucky Secretary of State's candidate filings. Senate Class 3: William Ejner "Bill" Johnson, Jr. (Republican) - Active. House CD 1: Congressman Edward R. "Ed" Whitfield (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 2: Congressman Steven Brett "Brett" Guthrie (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 3: Congressman John A. Yarmuth (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 4: Congressman Geoffrey C. "Geoff" Davis (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 5: Congressman Harold Dallas "Hal" Rogers (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 6: Congressman A.B. "Ben" Chandler, III (Democratic) - Renominated.

Louisiana: Senate Class 3: Stormy Daniels (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Missouri: Senate Class 3: Ronald Beller (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

New Mexico: Governor: Billy J. Driggs (Write-in [Democratic]) - added.

New York: Senate Class 3: Michael W. Lurie (Independent) - added.

North Dakota: Public Service Commissioner 1: Josh Voytek (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate.

Texas: Governor: David W. Carpenter (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Francis L. "Fran" Cavanaugh (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Curtis Wayne "Tank" Hartfield (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Thomas Ritter Helm (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Stephen Dewayne McGee (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Kenneth Richardson (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; John Roland Ross (Independent) - apparently not a candidate.

Wisconsin: Senate Class 3: Timothy Weibel (Independent) - added. Governor: Terry Virgil (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 4: Ahmad Ayyash (Independent) - added.

Arkansas: Synchronized to the Arkansas Secretary of State's Tuesday 18 May 2010 Preferential Primary Election Candidate Information. Governor: Governor Mike Beebe (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 4: Congressman Michael Avery "Mike" Ross (Democratic) - Renominated. Attorney General: Attorney General Dustin McDaniel (Democratic) - Renominated. Treasurer: Treasurer Martha A. Shoffner (Democratic) - Renominated.

Maine: Governor: Michael Heath (Unenrolled) - apparently not a candidate.

New York: Governor: Andi Weiss Bartczak (Democratic) - added.

North Dakota: Public Service Commissioner 1: Josh Voytek (Libertarian) - added.

Florida: House CD 19, House CD 19 Special Election: state Senator Theodore Eliot "Ted" Deutch (Democratic) elected as Congressman with 53.84% of the vote. FL CD 19 SPECIAL ELECTION RETURNS from an official source.

The Partisan Composition of the U.S. House is now 254 Democrats, 177 Republicans, and 4 vacant seats (Georgia CD 9, Hawaii CD 1, New York CD 29, Pennsylvania CD 12).

Maine: Governor: Michael Heath (Unenrolled) - added.

Michigan: House CD 1: state Senator Jason Allen (Republican) - added.

Missouri: House CD 2: Elizabeth "Liz" Lauber (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

New York: Senate Class 1: former Governor George E. Pataki (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

North Dakota: House At-Large: Congressman Earl Ralph Pomeroy (Democratic-Nonpartisan League) - correction - previously listed as Democratic.

Pennsylvania: Senate Class 3: Joseph John "Joe" Vod Varka (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Texas: House CD 15: Paul B. Haring (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 17: Robert John "Rob" Curnock (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 20: Joseph "Jamie" Martinez (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 23: William "Will" Hurd (Republican) - lost Primary. House CD 30: Sheldon Goldstein (Republican) - lost Primary. TEXAS Primary Runoff RETURNS from an official source. Since no candidate received more than 50% of the vote in the Tuesday 2 March 2010 US House primaries below, a runoff between the two top vote-getters was held on Tuesday 13 April 2010:

• CD 14 Democratic: Winston Earle Cochran, Jr. (47.93%) v. Robert C. Pruett, Jr. (52.06%)
• CD 15 Republican: Paul B. Haring (43.24%) v. Edward Romero "Eddie" Zamora, Jr. (WINNER, 56.75%)
• CD 17 Republican: Robert John "Rob" Curnock (35.83%) v. William "Bill" Flores (64.16%, WINNER)
• CD 20 Republican: Joseph "Jamie" Martinez (28.25%) v. Clayton Trotter (71.74%, WINNER)
• CD 23 Republican: Francisco "Quico" Canseco (52.65%, WINNER) v. William "Will" Hurd (47.34%)
• CD 27 Republican: James Matthew Duerr (48.67%) v. Randolph Blake "Blake" Farenthold (51.32%)
• CD 30 Republican: Stephen Edward Broden (67.46%, WINNER) v. Sheldon Goldstein (32.53%)

Virginia: House CD 1: Catherine Crabill (Republican) - added.

TEXAS Primary Runoff RETURNS from an official source

FL CD 19 SPECIAL ELECTION RETURNS from an official source

FLORIDA (Polls open 7 AM local time; close 7 PM local time): Special Election for U.S. House of Representatives, 19th Congressional District

• to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Congressman Robert Wexler effective 3 January 2010.

TEXAS (Polls open 7 AM local time; close 7 PM local time): Runoffs in the following US House races:

• CD 14 Democratic: Winston Earle Cochran, Jr. v. Robert C. Pruett, Jr.
• CD 15 Republican: Paul B. Haring v. Edward Romero "Eddie" Zamora, Jr.
• CD 17 Republican: Robert John "Rob" Curnock v. William "Bill" Flores
• CD 20 Republican: Joseph "Jamie" Martinez v. Clayton Trotter
• CD 23 Republican: Francisco "Quico" Canseco v. William "Will" Hurd
• CD 27 Republican: James Matthew Duerr v. Randolph Blake "Blake" Farenthold
• CD 30 Republican: Stephen Edward Broden v. Sheldon Goldstein

American Samoa: Delegate to the House of Representatives: Aumua Amata Coleman (Republican) - added.

California: House CD 19: John Estrada (Write-in [Democratic]) - previously listed as Democratic.

Florida: Governor: Richard L. Scott (Republican) - added.

Maine: Governor: Donna J. Dion (Write-in [Democratic]) - previously listed as Democratic.

Michigan: House CD 1: state Representative Joel A. Sheltrown (Democratic) - added.

Minnesota: House CD 2: former state Representative Shelley Madore (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 3: Maureen Hackett (Democratic-Farmer Labor) - apparently not a candidate.

New Jersey: House CD 1: John Caramanna (Democratic) - added; Loran M. Oglesby (Republican) - added; Fernando Powers (Republican) - added. House CD 2: Michael Conte (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Gary Stein (Democratic) - added; Donna Ward (Republican) - added. House CD 3: Joseph R. Rullo (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 5: Tod Theise (Democratic) - added. House CD 6: Mark A. Falzon (Democratic) - added; Shannon Wright (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 8: Blase Billack (Republican) - added. House CD 10: Michael J. Alonso (Republican) - added; Thomas C. Cusmano (Republican) - added; David Pinckney (Democratic) - added; Cathy Wright (Democratic) - added. House CD 11: James D. Kelly, Jr. (Democratic) - added; Richard T. Luzzi (Republican) - added. House CD 13: Henrietta Dwyer (Republican) - added.

North Dakota: Senate Class 3: Keith J. Hanson (Libertarian) - added; Duane Sand (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House At-Large: DuWayne Hendrickson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Tax Commissioner: Richard Flattum-Riemers (Libertarian) - added.

Pennsylvania: House CD 17: Dennis Baylor (Independent) - added.

South Carolina: Lieutenant Governor: Krista Cogdill (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 6: Nancy Harrelson (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Virginia: House CD 2: Kenneth Eugene "Kenny" Golden (Independent [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican.

Arizona: House CD 3: Robert Lincoln "Bob" Charles (Republican) - added.

Florida: Senate Class 3: Bruce Ray Riggs (No Party Affiliation) - added.

Kansas: House CD 2: Ty Colin Reynolds (Independent) - added. House CD 3: Jasmin Talbert (Libertarian) - added.

New Jersey: House CD 4: Joseph A. Siano (Libertarian) - added. House CD 9: Michael Agosta (Republican) - added.

Washington: Senate Class 3: Richard Curtis (Independent) - added. House CD 6: Jesse L. Young (Republican) - added. House CD 7: Donovan "Don" Rivers (Democratic) - added. House CD 9: Roy Olson (Green) - added.

Wisconsin: House CD 4: Kenneth Joseph "Ken" Lipinski (Republican) - added.

Alaska: Lieutenant Governor: Eddie Burke (Republican) - added.

Arkansas: Governor: Billy Roper - added.

Colorado: Senate Class 3: Ray Roman (Unity) - added.

Florida: House CD 13: Don Baldauf (Republican) - added.

Georgia: House CD 10: Russell Edwards (Democratic) - added.

Illinois: Governor: William "Dock" Walls (Independent) - added.

Indiana: House CD 3: Thomas L. "Tom" Metzger (Write-in) - added.

Pennsylvania: Lieutenant Governor: Kat Valleley (Libertarian) - added.

South Carolina: Governor: Morgan Bruce Reeves (Green, United Citizens) - previously listed as Green; Education Superintendent James H. "Jim" Rex (Democratic, Working Families) - previously listed as Democratic. Lieutenant Governor: Christopher M. Mixon (Libertarian) - added. House CD 1: Keith Blandford (Libertarian) - added; Robert D. Burton (Working Families, Democratic) - previously listed as Democratic; M. E. Mac McCullough (United Citizens) - added. House CD 2: Marc Beaman (Constitution) - added; Eddie McCain (Libertarian) - added. House CD 3: John Dalen (Constitution) - added; Jane Ballard Dyer (Democratic, Working Families) - previously listed as Democratic. House CD 4: Dave Edwards (Constitution) - added. Superintendent of Education: Tony Fayyazi (Independence) - added.

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney and Texas Congressman Ron Paul received the most votes in the Southern Republican Leadership Conference 10 April 2010 Straw Poll.

If the primary election for president were held today, for whom would you vote?

• former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (439 votes) 24.89%
• Texas Congressman Ron Paul (438 votes) 24.83%
• former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin (330 votes) 18.71%
• former Congressman and House Speaker Newt Gingrich (321 votes) 18.20%.

Details: Southern Republican Leadership Conference 10 April 2010 Straw Poll Results.

Florida: House CD 11: Timothy L. Curtis (Democratic) - added. House CD 24: Jason Hutchinson Kendall (No Party Affiliation) - added. House CD 25: Joe Garcia (Democratic) - added.

Georgia: House CD 8: Valerie Sargent Meyers (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Hawaii: Governor: Paul A. Manner (Nonpartisan) - added. House CD 1: Paul A. Manner (Nonpartisan) - added.

Illinois: House CD 2: Michael E. Mayden (Green) - apparently not a candidate. Secretary of State: Adrian Frost (Green) - apparently not a candidate.

Michigan: House CD 1: Congressman Bart Stupak (Democratic) - Open Seat - announced his retirement.

Minnesota: House CD 6: Abraham P. "Aubrey" Immelman (Republican) - added.

Nebraska: Synchronized to the Nebraska Secretary of State's 11 May 2010 Primary Sample Ballots. Secretary of State: Secretary of State John A. Gale (Republican) - Renominated. Attorney General: Attorney General Jon Bruning (Republican) - Renominated. Auditor of Public Accounts: Auditor of Public Accounts Mike Foley (Republican) - Renominated.

North Dakota: Secretary of State: state Representative Cory Mock (Democratic-Nonpartisan League) - correction - previously listed as Democratic. Attorney General: Jeanette "Jean" Boechler (Democratic-Nonpartisan League) - added. Commissioner of Agriculture: state Representative Merle Boucher (Democratic-Nonpartisan League) - added. Tax Commissioner: Cynthia Kaldor (Democratic-Nonpartisan League) - added. Public Service Commissioner 1: Brad Crabtree (Democratic-Nonpartisan League) - added; Public Service Commissioner Kevin Cramer (Republican) - added as candidate.

West Virginia: Synchronized to the West Virginia Secretary of State's 11 May 2010 Certified list of candidates. House CD 1: R. J. Smith (Democratic) - removed; Randy Scott Smith (Republican) - removed; Daniel Scott Swisher (Republican) - removed. House CD 2: David Stefan Harless (Democratic) - removed. House CD 3: state Representative Ralph M. Rodighiero (Democratic) - removed.

United States Supreme Court Associate Justice John Paul Stevens has announced he will be retiring from the bench after the end of the current [October 2009] Term of Court. Stevens was the only Supreme Court Justice appointed by the late President Gerald R. Ford (in 1975).

Colorado: Attorney General: Boulder County District Attorney Stanley L. "Stan" Garnett (Democratic) - added.

Maryland: Governor: Brian Murphy (Republican) - added.

New Jersey: House CD 5: Anthony N. Iannarelli, Jr. (Democratic) - added. House CD 8: Roland Straten (Republican) - added.

New York: Governor: Howie Hawkins (Green) - added; Jan D. Johnson (Constitution) - previously listed as a candidate for Senate Class 1; Carl P. Paladino (Republican [Conservative]) - previously listed as Republican. Lieutenant Governor: Colia Clarke (Green) - added. House CD 21: William D. "Will" Wilday (Constitution) - added.

North Carolina: Senate Class 3: Richard A. Weir (Write-in [Green]) - added.

Oregon: House CD 3: Jeff Lawrence (Libertarian) - added.

Pennsylvania: House CD 7: Gail M. Conner (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 12 Special: Demo Agoris (Libertarian) - added.

South Carolina: Senate Class 3: Tom Clements (Green) - added. Governor: Morgan Bruce Reeves (Green) - previously listed as Independent. House CD 1: Robert Dobbs (Green) - was running as a Democrat. House CD 4: C. Faye Walters (Green) - added. House CD 6: Nammu Muhammad (Green) - added. Attorney General: Leslie Minerd (Green) - added. Superintendent of Education: Doretha Bull (Green) - added.

Vermont:: Governor James Douglas waived his veto power allowing S.117 to become law. The bill moves the state's primary from the second Tuesday in September (14 September) to the fourth Tuesday in August (24 August). The primary date was changed to satisfy federal requirements that states allow enough time between the primary and general election for out of state residents to cast their general election ballots.

Delaware: House At-Large: Michele Rollins (Republican) - added.

Georgia: Governor: Ray Boyd (Republican) - added. House CD 7: Jody Hice (Republican) - added.

Massachusetts: House CD 9: Harmony Wu (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Wisconsin: Senate Class 3: former Wisconsin Commerce Secretary Dick Dick Leinenkugel (Republican) - added.

Wyoming: Superintendent of Public Instruction: Laramie County School Superintendent Ted Adams (Republican) - added; Cynthia Jo Hill (Republican) - added; state Senator Mike Massie (Democratic) - added; Public Instruction Superintendent Jim McBride (Republican) - added as candidate.

Alaska: Senate Class 3: Jed Whittaker (No Affiliation) - added. Lieutenant Governor: Temporary Substitute Lieutenant Governor Craig E. Campbell (Republican) - Open Chair - withdrew from the primary; Mark Ewing (Republican) - added.

Florida: House CD 8: Ross Beiling (Republican) - added; Buck Buchanan (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Indiana: Synchronized to the Indiana Election Commission's 4 May 2010 Primary Election Candidate List. House CD 1: Congressman Peter J. Visclosky (Democratic) - Renominated; Woodrow "Woody" Wilcox (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: Congressman Joseph Simon "Joe" Donnelly (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 6: Congressman Mike Pence (Republican) - Renominated.

Louisiana: House CD 3: former state Representative Huntington B. "Hunt" Downer (Republican) - added; state Representative Nickie Monica (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Massachusetts: House CD 5: William Bunker (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Michigan: House CD 15: Majed A. Moughni (Republican) - added.

Missouri: Senate Class 3: Glenn Miller (Write-in) - added.

New York: House CD 29: Matthew Zeller (Democratic) - added. Attorney General: Eric Dinallo (Democratic) - added.

South Dakota: Senate Class 3: Kurt Evans (Independent [Libertarian]) - added.

Arizona: Governor: Miguel Olivas (Democratic) - added.

Kentucky: House CD 3: Edward A. "Ed" Martin (Libertarian) - added.

Massachusetts: Lieutenant Governor: Rick Purcell (Green) - added.

Missouri: Senate Class 3: Martin Frederick "Mad Dog" Lindstedt (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate.

New Jersey: House CD 1: Lee Lucas (Republican) - added. House CD 9: Sergey Shevchuk (Republican) - added. House CD 11: Douglas Herbert (Democratic) - added.

North Carolina: Synchronized to the North Carolina State Board of Elections's Candidate Filing List for the 4 May 2010 primary. House CD 2: Congressman Bob Etheridge (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 4: Congressman David E. Price (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 7: Congressman Mike McIntyre (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 8: Lee Cornelison (Republican) - removed. House CD 9: Congressman Suellen "Sue" Myrick (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 12: Congressman Melvin L. "Mel" Watt (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 13: Congressman Ralph Bradley "Brad" Miller (Democratic) - Renominated.

Pennsylvania: Governor: Marakay Rogers (Libertarian) - added. House CD 3: Bill Beeman (Libertarian) - added. House CD 8: Eric Wiseman (Libertarian) - added.

South Carolina: Senate Class 3: Richard "Rick" Mahler (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate.

Tennessee: House CD 4: Daniel Bray (Independent [Libertarian]) - added. House CD 7: Casey Bohn (Libertarian) - added.

Wisconsin: Lieutenant Governor: Terry Virgil (Libertarian) - added.

Arizona: House CD 3: Scott Baker (Republican) - added.

Connecticut: House CD 2: Wesley Martin "Wes" Mullen (Republican) - added.

Florida: House CD 3: Dean A. Black (Republican) - added.

Hawaii: Senate Class 3: Jerry "J.D." Carter (Independent) - added.

Maryland: House CD 2: Marcelo Gabriel Cardarelli (Republican) - added. House CD 3: Thomas Kevin Carney (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Michigan: House CD 3: Louise E. Johnson (Republican) - added.

Minnesota: House CD 5: Barbara "Barb" Davis White (Independence [Republican]) - previously listed as Republican.

New Jersey: House CD 6: Anna C. Little (Republican) - added.

New York: Senate Class 3: Timothy A. "Tim" Chichester (Republican) - added. House CD 1: Michael J. "Mike" Fitzpatrick (Republican) - added. House CD 14: David Ryan Brumberg (Republican) - added. House CD 23: Congressman William L. "Bill" Owens (Democratic) - added as candidate.

Ohio: House CD 10: Jason David Werner (Independent [Constitution]) - Pending, previously listed as Constitution.

Oklahoma: House CD 1: Fran Moghaddam (Republican) - added.

South Carolina: Senate Class 3: Richard Mahler (Libertarian) - added.

Tennessee: House CD 1: Kermit Steck (Independent [Constitution]) - previously listed as Independent. House CD 3: Morris F. "Mo" Kiah (Independent [Libertarian]) - previously listed as Independent. House CD 5: John Miglietta (Independent [Green]) - previously listed as Independent.

Virginia: House CD 4: Wynne Vinson Elwood Legrow (Democratic) - added.

Washington: House CD 2: John Carmack (Republican) - added.

Wyoming: Governor: Mike Wheeler (Libertarian) - added.

California: Synchronized to the California Secretary of State's certified list of 2010 primary candidates. House CD 3: Congressman Daniel E. "Dan" Lungren (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 4: Congressman Thomas "Tom" McClintock (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 5: Congressman Doris K. Matsui (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 6: Congressman Lynn C. Woolsey (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 8: Congressman Nancy Pelosi (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 9: Congressman Barbara Lee (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 10: Congressman John Raymond Garamendi (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 11: Congressman Jerry McNerney (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 12: Congressman Jackie Speier (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 14: Congressman Anna G. Eshoo (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 15: Congressman Michael M. "Mike" Honda (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 16: Congressman Zoe Lofgren (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 18: Congressman Dennis A. Cardoza (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 21: Congressman Devin Gerald Nunes (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 22: Congressman Kevin McCarthy (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 23: Congressman Lois G. Capps (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 24: Congressman Elton Gallegly (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 25: Congressman Howard P. "Buck" McKeon (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 27: Congressman Brad Sherman (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 29: Congressman Adam B. Schiff (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 30: Congressman Henry A. Waxman (Democratic) - Renominated; Tony Dolz (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 32: Congressman Judy Chu (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 35: Congressman Maxine Waters (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 38: Congressman Grace Flores Napolitano (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 39: Congressman Linda T. Sánchez (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 40: Congressman Edward R. "Ed" Royce (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 43: Congressman Joe Baca (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 46: Congressman Dana Rohrabacher (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 47: Congressman Loretta Sanchez (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 48: Congressman John B. T. Campbell, III (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 49: Congressman Darrell Edward Issa (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 50: Congressman Brian Phillip Bilbray (Republican) - Renominated. House CD 51: Congressman Bob Filner (Democratic) - Renominated. House CD 53: Congressman Susan A. Davis (Democratic) - Renominated. Secretary of State: Secretary of State Debra Bowen (Democratic) - Renominated. Controller: Controller John Chiang (Democratic) - Renominated. Treasurer: Treasurer Bill Lockyer (Democratic) - Renominated.

South Carolina: Synchronized to the South Carolina State Election Commission's list of 2010 primary candidates who have filed. Senate Class 3: Susan McDonald Gaddy (Republican) - added; Gary Montgomery Stephens (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Governor: Amos Elliott (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Lieutenant Governor: Krista Cogdill (Republican) - added; Eleanor Kitzman (Republican) - added. House CD 1: Ryan L. Buckhannon (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Mark Christopher Fava (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Ben Frasier (Democratic) - added. House CD 2: Phil Black (Republican) - added. House CD 3: Joe Grimaud (Republican) - previously listed as a candidate for House CD 2. House CD 4: Paul Corden (Democratic) - added. House CD 5: Albert F. Spencer (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 6: Nancy Harrelson (Republican) - added; Colleen Payne (Republican) - added; Jim Pratt (Republican) - added. Attorney General: First Circuit Solicitor David M. Pascoe, Jr. (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Matthew Richardson (Democratic) - added. Comptroller General: Mike Meilinger (Republican) - added. Adjutant General: Dean Allen (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Commissioner of Agriculture: Tom E. Elliott (Democratic) - added. Superintendent of Education: Glenn C. Price (Republican) - added.

Tennessee: Governor: Howard Switzer (Independent [Green]) - previously listed as Independent.

Alabama: Synchronized to Party Sources after the filing period closed. Senate Class 3: N.C. "Clint" Moser (Republican) - added. Governor: Sam Franklin Thomas (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Lieutenant Governor: Dean Young (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Clint Moser (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: John Bowling McKinney, III (Republican) - added. House CD 3: Joshua Steven "Josh" Segall (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Steve Segrest (Democratic) - added. House CD 6: Paul Anthony Lambert (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; J. Walden Retan (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 7: Frank Lankster (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Chris Salter (Republican) - added; Eddison Terrance Walters (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Secretary of State: Scott Gilliland (Democratic) - added.

Alaska: House At-Large: Andrew Halcro (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

California: House CD 33: Mervin Leon Evans (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Karen Blake (Nonpartisan) - added; Alexia L. Deligianni (Nonpartisan) - added; Francisco Reveles (Nonpartisan [Democratic]) - apparently not a candidate.

Massachusetts: House CD 5: Thomas J. "Tom" Weaver (Republican) - added.

Ohio: House CD 16: Stan J. Henry (Independent) - added.

Oklahoma: House CD 5: Billy Coyle (Democratic) - added.

Virginia: House CD 11: Kurt P. Riesenberg (Republican) - added.

Alabama: House CD 7: Patricia Evans Mokolo (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Maryland: Senate Class 3: A. Billy Bob Jaworski (Democratic) - added.

Michigan: House CD 1: Dennis Lennox (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

New Jersey: House CD 12: Fair Haven Mayor Michael "Mike" Halfacre (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

New York: Governor: Cecile Lawrence (Green) - added. House CD 20: Patrick Ziegler (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

North Dakota: House At-Large: J.D. Donaghe (Republican) - added.

Pennsylvania: Senate Class 3: Donald John (Constitution) - added. Governor: John Krupe (Constitution) - added. Lieutenant Governor: Ed Roberson (Constitution) - added. House CD 10: Dan Smeriglio (Constitution) - added. House CD 12: Terry Ronzio (Unity, Constitution) - previously listed as Unity. House CD 16: Dan Frank (Constitution) - added. House CD 18: James Stillwagon (Constitution) - added.

South Dakota: House At-Large: Steve Hickey (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Tarn Vieira (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Tennessee: Synchronized to the Tennessee Department of State's unofficial list of 2010 Nominating Petitions Filed. Governor: Brandon Dodds (Independent) - added; Samuel Duck (Independent) - added; Toni Hall (Independent) - added; Floyd Knois (Independent) - added; Marivuana Stout Leinoff (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Basil Marceaux, Sr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Boyce McCall (Independent) - added; Donald McFolin (Independent) - added; Linda Perry (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Nigel M. Reid, Sr. (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Thomas Smith, II (Independent) - added; Mark Wright (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Wayne Young (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 1: Michael Clark (Democratic) - added; Michael "Mike" Donihe (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Billy Earp (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate; Mahmood "Michael" Sabri (Republican) - added; Kermit Steck (Independent) - added; Hugh White, IV (Independent) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: D.H. "Andy" Andrew (Independent) - added; Clarra Berry (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Dave Hancock (Democratic) - added; H. Headings (Independent) - added; Joseph Leinweber, Jr. (Independent) - added. House CD 3: Larry Abeare (Democratic) - added; Donald Barkman (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Frank Cowan (Republican) - added; Kris Alan Holzmeyer (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Harvey Howard (Republican) - added; Jean Howard-Hill (Republican) - added; Robert Humphries (Independent) - added; Richard Kernea, II (Republican) - added; Morris "Mo" Kiah (Independent) - added; Savas Kyriakidis (Independent) - added; Brent Staton (Democratic) - added; Grover Travillian (Republican) - added; John Matthew Whitley (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; John Wolfe, Jr. (Democratic) - added. House CD 4: Paul Curtis (Independent) - added; Jason Desmond (Independent) - added; James Gray (Independent) - added; Ron Harwell (Republican) - added; Gerald York (Independent) - added. House CD 5: Michael Barbuto (Republican) - added; Stephen William Collings (Independent [Libertarian, Pirate]) - previously listed as Libertarian [Pirate]; Kindra Cotton (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; William Crook (Independent) - added; Brendan Finucane, Jr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Brendan Finucane, Jr. (Republican) - added; David Hall (Republican) - added; Nathan Harden (Independent) - previously listed as Republican; Vijay Kumar (Republican) - added; John Miglietta (Independent) - added; Joe Moore (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Cece Noland-Heil (Republican) - added; Eric Schechter (Democratic) - added; Robert Schwartz (Republican) - added; John Smith (Independent) - added; Alvin Strauss (Republican) - added; Tracy Tarum (Republican) - added; Thomas Taylor (Independent) - added; Tom Walsh (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; James Whitfield, II (Independent) - added. House CD 6: Henry Barry (Democratic) - added; Devora Butler (Democratic) - added; Floyd Conover (Democratic) - added; Marvin Davidson (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Mark Davis (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Brandon Gore (Independent) - added; Martin Kelly (Democratic) - added; David Purcell (Independent) - added; Stephen Sprague (Independent) - added. House CD 7: J. William Stone (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Charles Gordon Vick (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 8: Mitchell Redmond (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; David Allen Rice (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Kimberlee Smith (Democratic) - added; Randy Smith (Republican) - added; Craig Richard Steinfels (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Brady Thomas (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Bennie Watts (Republican) - added. House CD 9: James Harrell (Republican) - added; Kevin Millen (Republican) - added; Perry Steele (Independent) - added; Sandra Sullivan (Independent) - added; Mary D. "Taylor-Shelby" Wright (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Virginia: House CD 10: James Thomas "Jim" Trautz, Jr. (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Alabama: Lieutenant Governor: Treasurer Kay Ivey (Republican) - switched from running for Governor to running for Lieutenant Governor. House CD 7: Carol F. Hendrickson (Republican) - added.

Arizona: Senate Class 3: Rick Biondi (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate.

Georgia: House CD 9 Special: Synchronized to the Georgia Secretary of State's official list of 11 May 2010 candidates - Christopher U. "Chris" Cates (Republican) - added; Mike Freeman (Democratic) - added; state Representative John Thomas "Tom" Graves, Jr. (Republican) - added; state Senator B. Lee "Lee" Hawkins (Republican) - added; Bertil Armin "Bert" Loftman (Republican) - added; Edward "Eugene" Moon (Independent [American Conservative]) - added; former state Senator William V. "Bill" Stephens (Republican) - added; Thomas Stephen "Steve" Tarvin (Republican) - added. House CD 12: George Brady (Republican) - added; Ray McKinney (Republican) - added.

Iowa: House CD 1: Brian Cook (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Louisiana: Lieutenant Governor: Secretary of State "Jay" Dardenne (Republican) - added; St. Tammany Parish President Kevin Davis (Republican) - added; Roger Villere (Republican) - added. Secretary of State: Secretary of State "Jay" Dardenne (Republican) - Open Office.

Missouri: Senate Class 3: Mark Stephen Memoly (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 9: Steven Wilson (Libertarian) - added.

Ohio: Attorney General: Robert M. Owens (Constitution) - Active.

South Carolina: Comptroller General: Robert Barber (Democratic) - added.

South Dakota: House At-Large: Kevin Weiland (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Tennessee: Governor: former state Representative Kim McMillan (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Wisconsin: Governor: Erick Soglio (Libertarian) - added. House CD 1: Joseph Kexel (Libertarian) - added. Treasurer: Craig Mohn (Libertarian) - added.