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Primary Highlights: Stacey Abrams Makes History; U.S. House Incumbents All Win

Abrams becomes the first black woman to be a major party nominee for governor in American history

Links to Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky and Texas Election Results

Primaries are being held in three states Tuesday, with runoffs occurring in the Lone Star State

Primary Tuesday: Arkansas, Georgia and Kentucky; Runoffs in Texas

The day is highlighted by contested primaries in both parties in the race to be the next governor of Georgia

Incumbents, Pennsylvania Women Running for Congress Do Well in Tuesday's Primaries

The Keystone State, largest with an all-male Congressional delegation, is all but guaranteed to add one or more women in 2019

Primary Tuesday: Pennsylvania Voters Cast Ballots in New Congressional Districts

Voters will go to the polls in the Keystone State, as well as Nebraska and Idaho. Oregon's primary has been conducted almost entirely by mail.




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