LIVE PRIMARY RESULTS: Voters In Six States Head to the Polls

Voters in six states headed to the polls for their primary elections today. This includes Alabama, Connecticut, Minnesota, South Carolina, Vermont, and Wisconsin.

SOUTH CAROLINA

In South Carolina, voters had a special election to replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, who died unexpectedly on July 11. Darline Graham, Lindsey’s sister, was appointed to the seat after his death and is endorsed by President Trump.

She faces challenges from several Republicans, including Ralph Norman, Russell Fry, and Mark Sanford.

Decision Desk HQ projects Darline Graham and Ralph Norman advance to the runoff.

VERMONT

In Vermont, voters will be voting in races for Governor, Lt. Gov., and the U.S. House At-Large seat.

Democrat Gov. Primary

Amanda Janoo faced off against Aly Richards.

Incumbent Republican Gov. Phil Scott is seeking his sixth two-year term in office.

Democrat Lt. Gov. Primary

Candidates Molly Gray, Ryan McLaren, and Esther Charlestin are running for Lt. Gov.

Decision Desk HQ projects Molly Gray will win the primary.

Republican Lt. Gov. John S. Rodgers is running unopposed.

CONNECTICUT

Democrat Gov. Primary

In Connecticut, Democrat Ned Lamont is running against Josh Elliott for Governor

Decision Desk projects Ned Lamont will advance to the general election.

On the Republican side, Ryan Fazio ran uncontested. Fazio, a state Sen. from Greenwich, advanced as the party’s nominee after Erin Stewart withdrew amid allegations of fraud.

U.S. House Races

In CT-01, Rep. John Larson, who has served in the house since 1999, faces a challenge from Luke Bronin, former Mayor of Hartford.

In CT-04, Republican Michael Goldstein is facing Daniel Miressi.

In CT-05, Republican Chris Shea is facing Jonathan De Barros.

The Republicans in CT-01, CT-02, and CT-03 are running uncontested, as are the Democrats in CT-02, CT-03, and CT-04.

ALABAMA

In Alabama, voters are deciding several Republican House races including AL-01, AL-02, AL-07, and AL-07.

In AL-01, Decision Desk HQ predicts Jerry Carl will be the winner.

Editor’s Note: The 2026 Midterms will determine the fate of President Trump’s America First agenda. Republicans must maintain control of both chambers of Congress.

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