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**** UPDATE 2 1:05 p.m. : The AP now has all precincts in, with Peter Shumlin winning by 190 votes over Doug Racine.
**** UPDATE 12:22 p.m. : VPR has Peter Shumlin winning the Democratic gubernatorial primary. Shumlin is claiming victory, according the the AP.
****
Looks like there's still no winner declared in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, as far as I can tell. Here's the last update from the Times Argus at 1:37 a.m., when Shumlin is leading Racine by 84 votes, with 234 of 260 precincts counted.
We did get some results:
- Doug Hoffer bested Ed Flanagan in the Democratic auditor's race.
- Republican Phil Scott and Democrat Steve Howard will face off in the lt. guv race.
- Paul Beaudry will face off against Rep. Peter Welch in November.
- Senator Leahy cruised to victory against cow-rider Daniel Freilich.
- The Free Press has a round-up of Chittenden County state senate results.
- The AP posts their most up-to-date town-by-town results on this page.
Thanks to everyone who participated in our live blog last night! That was fun.
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