The results will start to come in at 8:00 PM eastern. We’ll post any exit polls we see, but remember – EXIT POLLS ARE TERRIBLE PREDICTORS OF ACTUAL RESULTS. They are ONLY good for measuring demographics.

Swing State Project lists the competitive House and Senate race by closing time:

8pm:
Alabama (AL-02 D & R; AL-05 R)
New Jersey (NJ-Sen D; NJ-03 R; NJ-07 R)

9pm:
New Mexico (NM-Sen R; NM-01 D & R; NM-02 D & R; NM-03 D)

10pm:
Iowa (IA-03 D)

11pm:
California (CA-04 R)

The last of the presidential primaries are here at last!

UPDATE – CNN exit poll says Clinton “scores big with her core constituencies” in South Dakota.

Voters earning less than $50,000 a year — almost exactly half of the poll’s respondents — said they voted for Clinton by a margin of 61 percent to 39 percent. Obama had a narrow edge among those earning more, 51 percent to 49 percent for Clinton

Good thing it’s warm in New Mexico this time of year, Elliot. It’s looking like Clinton will win by about 10 points.

And here’s a Montana exit poll from CNN. This one looks great for Obama.

n exit polling of 873 voters, Obama appeared to be the choice of white voters who made up the overwhelming majority of respondents. Whites made up 91 percent in the polling, and those voters said they favored Obama 54 percent to 40 percent.

Here’s the AP exit polls. They’re not very useful.

MSNBC issue polling.

Alabama results:

U.S. House – District 2 – Dem Primary
11 of 418 Precincts Reporting – 3%
Max Runoff Cands=2
Name Party Votes Vote %
Bright, Bobby Dem 1,113 79%
Sabel, Cheryl Dem 173 12%
Crawley, Cendie Dem 121 9%

U.S. House – District 2 – GOP Primary
11 of 418 Precincts Reporting – 3%
Max Runoff Cands=2
Name Party Votes Vote %
Love, Jay GOP 261 38%
Woods, David GOP 140 20%
Smith, Harri Anne GOP 116 17%
Schmidtke, Craig GOP 100 15%
Grimes, David GOP 56 8%
Martin, John GOP 16 2%

U.S. House – District 4 – Dem Primary
4 of 466 Precincts Reporting – 1%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Warren, Greg Dem 172 54%
Sparks, Nicholas Dem 148 46%

U.S. House – District 5 – Dem Primary
3 of 312 Precincts Reporting – 1%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Griffith, Parker Dem 356 91%
Maker, David Dem 37 9%

U.S. House – District 5 – GOP Primary
2 of 312 Precincts Reporting – 1%
Max Runoff Cands=2
Name Party Votes Vote %
Parker, Wayne GOP 51 47%
Guthrie, Cheryl GOP 33 30%
Mancuso, Angelo GOP 14 13%
Barry, George GOP 6 6%
McKee, Ray GOP 4 4%
Huff, Mark GOP 1 1%

New Jersey results:

U.S. Senate – Dem Primary
1285 of 6290 Precincts Reporting – 20%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Lautenberg, Frank (i) Dem 48,910 64%
Andrews, Robert Dem 23,678 31%
Cresitello, Donald Dem 3,822 5%

U.S. Senate – GOP Primary
1246 of 6290 Precincts Reporting – 20%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Zimmer, Dick GOP 18,637 54%
Pennacchio, Joe GOP 9,337 27%
Sabrin, Murray GOP 6,516 19%

U.S. House – District 1 – Dem Primary
69 of 475 Precincts Reporting – 15%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Andrews, Camille Dem 4,569 88%
Caramanna, John Dem 445 9%
Ibn-Ziyad, Mahdi Dem 198 4%
Evans, David Dem 0 0%

U.S. House – District 1 – GOP Primary
69 of 475 Precincts Reporting – 15%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Glading, Dale GOP 903 86%
Powers, Fernando GOP 145 14%

U.S. House – District 5 – Dem Primary
1 of 464 Precincts Reporting – 0%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Abate, Camille Dem 36 42%
Shulman, Dennis Dem 34 40%
Bacon, Roger Dem 16 19%