September 13 Primary Results | Winners And Losers

Intro hello everybody and welcome back to political access today let's cover the last primary results from yesterday September 13th that is in New Hampshire Rhode Island and in Delaware there's not a lot to cover but let's get right into it and start in New Hampshire and let's New Hampshire Governor / Senate look at that Governor's race real quick for the Republicans no surprise at all Chris sununu the incumbent he won with almost 80 percent of the vote and he will go up against Tom Sherman the Democrat who was unopposed in his primary sunanu is the massive favorite to win in November next up is that big U.S Senate race Everyone's Watching The Republican side and all the votes are not in yet but as of this morning with over 90 percent of the vote in Don boldick is in the lead by well over 1 000 votes over Chuck Morse and he's only ahead by one percent 37-36 the race has not yet officially been called taken a long time to out all these votes in such a small state but as of now boldick is the apparent winner and down here for the Democrats he will go up against Maggie Hassan who easily won her primary most of the consensus seems to be Hassan does have an advantage it could be close but right now I'd say she's expected to win by a lean margin let's take a look at those New Hampshire - US House two U.S House races all the focus is on the Republican side and in the first district Caroline Levitt she won over Matt mowers about thirty four and a half percent to 25 and a half percent Levitt is a little bit more on the Trump side she will go up against Chris Pappas and this will be a very close race could go either way it'll probably only be within a couple of points in the second district again the results are not completely final but Robert Burns he does appear to have enough of a lead over George Hansel 33 percent to 30 percent in a case it means anything to you Burns is a little bit more on the Trump side as well and he will go up against Anne McClain Custer Custer's district is a little bit Bluer so I would say she has a little bit of an edge let's switch over and take a look Rhode Island - Governor at Rhode Island and that Governor's race the Democratic primary it was a battle and combat Dan Mckee did pull it out with just under 33 percent of the vote second place was actually Helena folks who got over 30 percent of the vote she kind of surged a little bit late and she might have ended up winning if this was a week later or if the early voting started later their place was Nelly gorbaya she got over 26 percent of the vote herself it was a very competitive three-way race so the key will go on to face Ashley kalis who won her primary for the Republicans that was not competitive at all given how McKee was the most unpopular governor in the U.S as of a few months ago it's not out of the question this does become competitive we'll see what kind of campaigns these two run but this might be under a 10 point margin now now scroll down here if you want to take a look at the lieutenant governor primaries or the other Statewide races below I haven't really followed any of these but they're here if you'd like they'll be down to the links below and then we can move on to the US House the Rhode Island - US House first district was unopposed on both sides David cisolini will take on Alan Waters sicilini is going to win re-election there no problem in this second district the Democrats did have a primary there it's an open seat Seth magaziner he's the winner 54 of the vote that was pretty much expected he will go up against Allen Fung it was a twice failed candidate for governor this race is actually supposed to be competitive at this point bung could end up pulling it out somehow but I'm gonna wait until I see some more and for now I'm going to say magazine or has the edge and finally we could check out Delaware Delaware there's really nothing happening for governor nothing for Senate the lone U.S House race there there was no action I put up New York Times here if you want to look at any of this there's really not much to see unless you're into the state auditor or some of the State Legislative races and that U.S House race here will be a rematch between Lisa blunt Rochester and Lee Murphy Rochester should win that comfortably so that is Close it that is a recap of the last primaries for New Hampshire Rhode Island and Delaware the only state remaining is Louisiana they have their primaries on Election Day which I really don't like that at all I wish they would change that but it is what it is but I've now covered every primary and every primary results all the runoffs all the main races hopefully you've been following my videos please let me know in the comments down below if you have any thoughts on any of these races and if you enjoy this Channel please like share and subscribe subscribe thanks for watching and I'll see you on the next video