Tag: election results
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Four Runoffs, Four Results: What Tuesday’s Elections in South Carolina, Georgia and Oklahoma Mean for November
On August 25, primary runoffs in South Carolina, Georgia, and Oklahoma concluded key races. Darline Graham won the GOP Senate nomination in South Carolina, while Everton Blair unexpectedly secured Georgia’s 13th District seat. In Oklahoma, Mike Mazzei narrowly defeated Gentner Drummond for governor, and N’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas won the Senate nomination.
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Primary Night: Wisconsin, Minnesota, Connecticut and South Carolina Set Fall Matchups
On August 11, 2026, primary elections in six states revealed significant ideological divides within both parties. Key results included David Crowley’s narrow victory in Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial primary, U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s nomination in Minnesota, and Luke Bronin’s upset over John Larson in Connecticut. South Carolina set a runoff for the Senate seat left vacant…
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Blackburn and Green Win Governor’s Race Primaries as Tennessee’s New Congressional Map Reshapes the House Delegation
Tennessee voters participated in primaries on August 6, determining the candidates for governor and U.S. House seats ahead of the November 3 general election. Republican Marsha Blackburn and Democrat Jerri Green emerged as gubernatorial nominees. The elections were influenced by a newly drawn congressional map favoring Republicans, affecting several districts’ dynamics.
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What Happens If an Election Result Is Contested?
When elections conclude, initial results remain unofficial. The certified process involves canvassing, potential recounts, and legal challenges if contested. Recounts verify ballots, while lawsuits address errors or fraud. Each state sets deadlines for these processes. Safeguards, like audits, ensure accuracy. Ultimately, contests rarely alter certified results.


