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Oregon voters to decide statewide primaries May 19

Voters in Oregon will decide primary elections next Tuesday—May 19. Because Oregon exclusively uses a vote-by-mail system, no election changes have been made in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Voters will select partisan nominees for one U.S. Senate seat, five U.S. House districts, three state executive offices (attorney general, secretary of state, and treasurer), 16 of 30 state Senate seats, and all 60 state House districts.

 

Tuesday’s congressional election results summary

Our elections team covered primary and special congressional elections on Tuesday. Here are the results of some of the key races:

California’s 25th Congressional District special election

Mike Garcia (R) won the special general election for California's 25th Congressional District after Christy Smith (D) conceded on May 13. 

Nebraska’s 2nd District, Democratic primary

Kara Eastman defeated Ann Ashford and Gladys Harrison to win the Democratic nomination in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District.

Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District special election

 Tom Tiffany (R) defeated Tricia Zunker (D) in the special election for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District. 

U.S. Senate election in Nebraska, Democratic primary

Chris Janicek defeated six other candidates to win the Democratic primary for Nebraska’s U.S. Senate seat with 30.7% of the vote

 

Maryland voters to decide sports betting measure in November

Maryland voters will decide in November whether the state will authorize sports and events wagering at certain licensed facilities. The ballot measure—The Maryland Sports Betting Expansion Measure—was placed before voters as a legislatively referred state statute. Betting revenue would be primarily dedicated to funding public education.

 

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