Twelve States Hold Primaries, Runoffs

Election 2010

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 9:49AM EDT / Published Jun. 08, 2010 2:03AM EDT

Will Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid live to see another day? We won’t know for sure until November, but we’ll at least get a good indication on Tuesday when Nevada and 11 other states head to the polls. Marc Ambinder says Nevada is “the most important race” and that “If [Tea Partier] Sharron Angle wins [the Republican primary], Harry Reid has a chance to keep his seat.” Democrats also expect Arkansas Lt. Gov. Bill Halter to defeat Senator Blanche Lincoln; while in California former CEOs Carly Fiorina and Meg Whitman will try to earn the Republican nominations for the Senate and the governor’s seat, respectively.

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Twelve States Hold Primaries, Runoffs