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from the May 21 Primary Election. Election Day results are available as ballots are returned to election offices from voting locations in counties across the state and then counted. County contests have precinct-level maps when available. Candidate vote totals are shown under the list icon ( ). Find Idaho election results, including historical results dating back to 1990. Select the map icon ( ) to view regional leaders and vote breakdowns. | from the May 21 Primary Election. Election Day results are available as ballots are returned to election offices from voting locations in counties across the state and then counted. County contests have precinct-level maps when available. Candidate vote totals are shown under the list icon ( ). Find Idaho election results, including historical results dating back to 1990. Select the map icon ( ) to view regional leaders and vote breakdowns. | from the May 21 Primary Election. Election Day results are available as ballots are returned to election offices from voting locations in counties across the state and then counted. County contests have precinct-level maps when available. Candidate vote totals are shown under the list icon ( ). Find Idaho election results, including historical results dating back to 1990. Select the map icon ( ) to view regional leaders and vote breakdowns. | from the May 21 Primary Election. Election Day results are available as ballots are returned to election offices from voting locations in counties across the state and then counted. County contests have precinct-level maps when available. Candidate vote totals are shown under the list icon ( ). Find Idaho election results, including historical results dating back to 1990. Select the map icon ( ) to view regional leaders and vote breakdowns. | from the May 21 Primary Election. Election Day results are available as
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In 2016, President Trumpwon Idaho by more than 30 percentage points, and the state leaned solidly red again this year for the presidential contest, voting for President Trump. Down ballot, Republicans were expected to retain their steadfast dominance in both chambers of Congress.Read more
Senator Jim Risch won a third term against Paulette Jordan, a Democrat who is a former state representative, 2018 gubernatorial nominee and member of the Coeur d’Alene tribe. Ms. Jordan would have given Idaho, with its large Native American population,the first Native American in statewide officesince Larry Echo Hawk was elected attorney general in 1990.
Another Native American on the ballot was Rudy Soto, a member of the Shoshone-Bannock tribes of the Fort Hall Reservation and Democrat who lost trying to unseat Representative Russ Fulcher, the Republican incumbent for Idaho’s First District.— GIULIA MCDONNELL NIETO DEL RIORead less
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Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.
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Congress confirmed Joe Biden’s victory, defying a mob that stormed the Capitol after being egged on by President Trump.Read more ›
Maggie AstorJan. 7, 2021
Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.
Astead Herndon, in AtlantaJan. 6, 2021
Today encapsulated the politics of progress and grievance that have defined the Trump years: Senate wins for Warnock and Ossoff, and a mob at the Capitol.Read more ›
Jonathan Martin, in AtlantaJan. 6, 2021
Democrats have now captured control of the Senate as Jon Ossoff has defeated David Perdue, following the Rev. Raphael Warnock’s victory over Senator Kelly Loeffler.See live results ›
The New York TimesJan. 6, 2021
A mob of people loyal to President Trump stormed the Capitol, halting Congress’s counting of the electoral votes to confirm President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.Read more ›
Trip GabrielDec. 14, 2020
Joseph R. Biden Jr. has received a majority of votes from the Electoral College, formally securing the presidency in the manner set out in the Constitution.Read more ›
Isabella Grullón PazDec. 14, 2020
The 538 members of the Electoral College are meeting to cast ballots for president based on the election results in their states, formalizing Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.Track the Electoral College results ›
The New York TimesDec. 5, 2020
California has certified its electors for the 2020 election, officially giving Joseph R. Biden Jr. more than the 270 pledged electors needed to become president.Read more ›
Reid Epstein, in WashingtonNov. 30, 2020
The chairwoman of the Wisconsin Elections Commission has certified Biden as the winner in Wisconsin, formalizing his narrow victory in a state Trump carried four years ago.Read more ›
Glenn Thrush, in WashingtonNov. 30, 2020
Arizona has officially certified Biden’s narrow victory in the state, further undermining Trump’s efforts to portray his decisive national loss as a matter still under dispute.Read more ›
Michael D. Shear, in WashingtonNov. 23, 2020
President Trump authorized his government to begin the transition to President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s administration.Read more ›
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Most of the vote reporting so far is early, and Democrats are expected to win those votes by a large margin. The Senate races in Georgia, Nevada and Arizona are very tight, and vote counting is expected to drag into the week. Vance in the returns, but almost all of the results are early votes, which we expect to disproportionately favor Democrats. Counties post results to this site throughout the evening on Election Day. This data visualization displays voter data in Idaho. Explore the dashboard with the following views: This data visualization displays absentee ballot statistics for the November 7 election in Idaho. Republicans are favored to win the open Senate races in North Carolina and Ohio, but if Democrats have a better-than-expected day, these are two places we might see evidence of it. Here’s the state of the closest races:   With more counties nearly finished counting, things keep looking better for Lt. Gov. We use early returns and polling data to estimate in real time the outcome of the elections for Senate and House control. Explore election turnout and other statistics with this new dashboard, or . This is also where you’ll find results for precinct committeeman and local measures. Source: Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press. In Virginia, the performances of Democratic incumbents in the 2nd and 7th districts may offer early indications of how the party will fare in House races overall.  Choose an option to get started with Election Results, or visit for all of your election information needs, including ! Aside from that, the main action at this hour will be in the House, with a close race in Washington’s 8th District and at least half a dozen in California.
## See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho Elections

Idaho voters headed to the polls on May 21st for the Primary Election, casting their ballots in a range of local, county, and state races.  As ballots continue to be returned and counted across the state, results are becoming available, offering a glimpse into the political landscape of the Gem State.

This page serves as your one-stop shop for comprehensive coverage of the Idaho Primary Election. 

**Accessing the Results:**

* **Candidate Vote Totals:** To see the latest vote tallies for each candidate in a specific race, simply click on the list icon ( ). This will provide a detailed breakdown of the votes received by each contender.

* **Precinct-Level Maps:** For county-level contests, precinct-level maps are available where data is provided by the counties. These maps offer a visual representation of voting patterns across different areas within a county.

* **Regional Leaders and Vote Breakdowns:** For a broader perspective, click on the map icon ( ) to view regional leaders and vote breakdowns. This feature allows you to analyze voting trends across different regions of Idaho.

* **Historical Data:** Curious about past election results? This platform also provides access to historical data dating back to 1990, allowing you to compare current results with previous elections and identify long-term trends.

**Stay Informed:**

As results continue to roll in, this page will be updated regularly to reflect the latest information. Be sure to check back frequently for the most up-to-date election results and analysis.

**Note:**

Please remember that these are preliminary results and may change as more ballots are counted. Official results will be certified by the Idaho Secretary of State's office after the completion of the canvassing process.

For any questions or concerns regarding the election results, please contact your local county clerk's office or the Idaho Secretary of State's office.



## See Full Results and Maps From the Idaho Elections

Idahoans headed to the polls on May 21st for the Primary Election, casting their votes in a variety of local, county, and state races. As ballots continue to be counted across the state, results are becoming available, offering a glimpse into the political landscape of the Gem State.

This page serves as your comprehensive guide to the Idaho Primary Election results. We've compiled data from all 44 counties, providing you with the most up-to-date information on candidate performance and voter turnout.

**Accessing the Results:**

* **Candidate Vote Totals:** For a detailed breakdown of candidate vote totals in each race, simply click on the list icon ( ). This will display a comprehensive list of candidates and their corresponding vote counts.
* **Precinct-Level Maps:** Where available, we've included interactive precinct-level maps for county contests. These maps offer a visual representation of voting patterns across different areas within each county. To access these maps, look for the map icon ( ).
* **Historical Data:** Curious about past election results? We've got you covered! Our database includes historical election data dating back to 1990, allowing you to compare current results with past trends and analyze long-term voting patterns.

**Regional Leaders and Vote Breakdowns:**

To gain a broader understanding of the election results, utilize the map icon ( ) to view regional leaders and vote breakdowns. This feature allows you to see which candidates are leading in different regions of the state and how votes are distributed across various demographics.

**Stay Updated:**

As more ballots are counted, results will continue to be updated. Be sure to check back frequently for the latest information on the Idaho Primary Election.

We are committed to providing you with accurate and timely election results.

**Please note:** These results are unofficial until certified by the Idaho Secretary of State.

For any further inquiries or specific questions regarding the election results, please contact your local county clerk's office.


## See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho Elections

Idahoans headed to the polls on May 21st for the Primary Election, casting their votes in a variety of local, county, and statewide races.  As ballots continue to be returned and counted across the state, election results are becoming available, offering a glimpse into the political landscape of the Gem State.

This page serves as a comprehensive resource for all your Idaho election needs. Whether you're interested in specific candidate vote totals, detailed precinct-level breakdowns, or a broader regional overview, we've got you covered.

**Here's how to navigate the information:**

* **Candidate Vote Totals:**  Find the complete list of candidate vote totals for each race by clicking on the list icon ( ). This will provide a clear and concise overview of who is leading in each contest.
* **Precinct-Level Maps:** For county-level races, interactive precinct maps are available when data is available. These maps allow you to zoom in and explore voting patterns at a granular level, revealing interesting trends and local preferences. Click on the map icon ( ) to access these visual representations of the election results.
* **Historical Data:** Curious about past elections? Our database includes historical results dating back to 1990, providing valuable context and insight into Idaho's evolving political landscape.

**Stay Updated:**

As more ballots are counted, results will continue to be updated. Be sure to check back frequently for the latest information on the Idaho elections.

**We encourage you to explore the resources provided and stay informed about the democratic process in Idaho.**



## See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho Elections

Idahoans headed to the polls on May 21st for a crucial primary election, with key races at both the state and local levels. As ballots continue to be counted across the state, voters can now access comprehensive results and interactive maps online, providing a detailed look at how their communities voted.

**Real-Time Updates:**

Election officials are working diligently to process ballots returned from voting locations throughout Idaho's counties. Results are being updated in real-time as they become available, allowing residents to track the progress of the vote count.

**County-Specific Data:**

For those interested in diving deeper into local races, county-specific information is readily available. Precinct-level maps, where available, provide a visual representation of voting patterns within each county. This allows voters to see how their neighbors voted and identify areas of strong support for different candidates.

**Candidate Vote Totals:**

Easy-to-navigate lists display the vote totals for each candidate in every race. This comprehensive data allows voters to compare candidates side-by-side and understand the full scope of the election results.

**Historical Context:**

Beyond the May 21st primary, Idaho voters can also explore historical election results dating back to 1990. This vast archive provides valuable context for understanding long-term voting trends and the evolution of political preferences in the state.

**Interactive Maps:**

For a broader perspective, interactive maps showcase regional leaders and provide detailed vote breakdowns across different geographic areas. These maps allow viewers to identify voting patterns and understand the distribution of support for various candidates throughout the state.

**Accessing the Results:**

All of this information is readily accessible through the Idaho Secretary of State's website or other designated election resources. 


**Stay Informed, Stay Engaged:**

The availability of these comprehensive election results and interactive tools empowers Idaho voters to stay informed and engaged in the democratic process. By providing easy access to transparent and detailed election data, Idaho encourages civic participation and strengthens its commitment to free and fair elections.

 Remember to check back regularly for the latest updates as the vote count continues. 
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## See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho Elections

Idahoans headed to the polls on May 21st for the state's primary election, casting their votes in a range of local, county, and statewide races.  As ballots continue to be returned and counted from each county, results are gradually becoming available. 

This page provides comprehensive coverage of the May 21st primary, offering voters and political analysts a detailed look at the outcome.  

**Where to Find the Data:**

* **Candidate Vote Totals:** A full list of candidate vote totals is available by clicking the list icon ( ). This will provide a county-by-county breakdown of the vote shares for each candidate in contested races.
* **Precinct-Level Maps:** For county-level contests, precinct-level maps are available when data allows. These maps offer a visual representation of how voting patterns varied across different areas within each county. Access these maps by clicking the map icon ( ).
* **Regional Leaders & Vote Breakdowns:** To understand the broader trends and regional variations in voting, click the map icon ( ) to view interactive maps showcasing regional leaders and detailed vote breakdowns.
* **Historical Data:** For those interested in analyzing electoral trends over time, we offer historical election results dating back to 1990.

**Stay Up-to-Date:**

As results continue to come in, this page will be updated regularly. We encourage you to bookmark this page and check back frequently for the latest developments in the Idaho May 21st Primary Election. 


**Accessing the Data:**

To access the full results and maps, please visit [link to the official Idaho election results website (placeholder)]. You will find all the information outlined above, along with additional resources and analysis.


Let us know if you have any questions about accessing the data or interpreting the results.

Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho May 21 Primary Election

The Idaho May 21 Primary Election has been held, and the results are now available. As ballots are returned to election offices from voting locations across the state, they are being counted, and the results are being updated in real-time.

You can find the full results for the Idaho Primary Election on the official Idaho election results website. The website provides detailed results for all the county contests, including precinct-level maps where available. To view the results, select the list icon () to see the candidate vote totals.

In addition to the May 21 Primary Election results, the website also provides historical results dating back to 1990. You can explore the data to see how voting patterns have changed over the years and how different regions of the state have voted in past elections.

One of the most useful features of the Idaho election results website is the map icon (). By selecting this icon, you can view regional leaders and vote breakdowns for each county. This feature allows you to see at a glance which areas of the state are supporting which candidates, providing valuable context for the election results.

It's important to note that the Idaho Primary Election results are not yet final, as absentee and provisional ballots are still being counted. However, the results available so far provide a good indication of how the election is shaping up.

Overall, the Idaho Primary Election is an essential democratic process that allows citizens to choose their representatives and have a say in the direction of their state. By providing full results and maps, the Idaho election results website ensures that voters have access to the information they need to make informed decisions and participate in the democratic process.

In conclusion, if you're interested in the Idaho Primary Election results, be sure to check out the official Idaho election results website. There, you can find detailed results for all county contests, historical data, and regional vote breakdowns. By using the website's features, you can gain a better understanding of the election results and the voting patterns in your state.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho May 21 Primary Election

The Idaho May 21 Primary Election has been held, and the results are now available. As ballots are returned to election offices from voting locations across the state, they are being counted, and the results are being updated in real-time.

You can find the full Idaho election results, including historical results dating back to 1990, on the official Idaho election results website. The website provides detailed results, including candidate vote totals, precinct-level maps for county contests, and regional leaders and vote breakdowns.

To view the results, select the map icon () to see the regional leaders and vote breakdowns. You can also view the candidate vote totals by selecting the list icon (). The results are available for all the races, including statewide races, county contests, and judicial elections.

The Idaho Primary Election is a closed primary, which means that only registered voters affiliated with a political party can vote in that party's primary. However, Idaho is a vote-by-mail state, and all registered voters receive a ballot in the mail, allowing them to vote from the comfort of their own homes.

The Primary Election is an essential part of the democratic process, as it allows voters to choose their party's nominees for the general election. The results of the Primary Election will determine which candidates will appear on the ballot in the general election in November.

It's important to note that while the results of the Primary Election are significant, they are not the final word. The general election will take place on November 5, 2022, and all registered voters in Idaho will have the opportunity to cast their ballots and choose the candidates they want to see in office.

In conclusion, the Idaho May 21 Primary Election results are now available, and you can view them on the official Idaho election results website. The website provides detailed results, including candidate vote totals, precinct-level maps for county contests, and regional leaders and vote breakdowns. The Primary Election is an essential part of the democratic process, and the results will determine which candidates will appear on the ballot in the general election in November.

As always, it's important to exercise your right to vote and participate in the democratic process. By staying informed and engaged, we can all work together to build a better future for ourselves and our communities.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho May 21 Primary Election

The Idaho May 21 Primary Election has come to a close, and the results are now available. As ballots were returned to election offices from voting locations across the state, they were carefully counted, and the results were updated in real-time.

To view the full results and maps from the Idaho May 21 Primary Election, you can visit the official Idaho election results website. This website provides a comprehensive overview of the election results, including county contests with precinct-level maps where available.

You can find candidate vote totals by selecting the list icon ( ). The results are also broken down by region, allowing you to view regional leaders and vote breakdowns. This feature is available by selecting the map icon ( ).

In addition to the May 21 Primary Election results, the Idaho election results website also provides historical results dating back to 1990. This feature allows you to compare and contrast election results over time and gain a better understanding of the political landscape in Idaho.

It is important to note that the Idaho election results website is a secure and reliable source for election information. The website is regularly updated to ensure that the results are accurate and up-to-date.

In summary, if you are interested in viewing the results and maps from the Idaho May 21 Primary Election, you can visit the official Idaho election results website. This website provides a wealth of information on the election results, including candidate vote totals, regional breakdowns, and historical data. With its user-friendly interface and secure platform, the Idaho election results website is the best place to stay informed about Idaho elections.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho May 21 Primary Election

The Idaho May 21 Primary Election has come to a close, and the results are now available. As ballots were returned to election offices from voting locations across the state, they were carefully counted, and the results were updated in real-time.

Idaho election results, including historical results dating back to 1990, are available on the official election website. You can view the full results of the May 21 Primary Election by selecting the list icon (). Here, you will find candidate vote totals, precinct-level maps for county contests where available, and detailed information about each race.

For a more visual representation of the election results, select the map icon (). This feature allows you to view regional leaders and vote breakdowns, giving you a better understanding of how each region in Idaho voted.

The May 21 Primary Election was an important one for Idaho, as voters across the state cast their ballots for various candidates and initiatives. From local county contests to statewide races, every vote counted, and the results will have a significant impact on the future of Idaho.

In addition to the May 21 Primary Election, the official election website also provides access to historical election results dating back to 1990. This valuable resource allows you to see how voting patterns have changed over time, giving you a better understanding of Idaho's political landscape.

It's important to note that the integrity of the election process is of the utmost importance. The Idaho election officials worked diligently to ensure that every vote was counted accurately and fairly. The transparency of the election results process promotes trust and confidence in our democratic system.

In conclusion, the Idaho May 21 Primary Election results are now available, and voters across the state can view the full results and maps on the official election website. The website provides a wealth of information about each race, allowing you to see candidate vote totals, regional leaders, and vote breakdowns. Whether you're interested in local county contests or statewide races, the official election website is the best place to find accurate and up-to-date information about Idaho's elections.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho May 21 Primary Election

The Idaho May 21 Primary Election has been completed, and the results are now available. Ballots were returned to election offices from voting locations across the state and were counted, with county contests having precinct-level maps when available.

To view the full results and maps from the Idaho May 21 Primary Election, please visit the link provided. The results include candidate vote totals, which can be found under the list icon ( ). Additionally, historical results dating back to 1990 are available to provide context and insight into past electoral trends.

You can also select the map icon ( ) to view regional leaders and vote breakdowns. This feature allows you to see the geographical distribution of votes and gain a better understanding of electoral patterns in different regions of the state.

The Idaho Primary Election is an essential part of the democratic process, allowing citizens to choose the candidates who will represent them in various offices, from state legislators to local officials. The results of this election have significant implications for the future direction of the state and the communities within it.

It is important to note that while the results of this election are now available, the democratic process is ongoing. The general election will take place later this year, offering another opportunity for citizens to exercise their right to vote and make their voices heard.

In conclusion, the Idaho May 21 Primary Election results are now available, and we encourage all Idaho residents to take the time to review them. By staying informed and engaged in the electoral process, we can all contribute to a stronger, more representative democracy.
Idaho Primary Election Results Now Available

The results from Idaho's May 21 Primary Election are now accessible to the public, offering a comprehensive look at the state's political landscape. As ballots continue to be returned from voting locations across Idaho's counties and counted at election offices, up-to-date results are being made available.

For those interested in diving deep into the data, the election results platform provides a wealth of information. County contests feature precinct-level maps where available, allowing voters to see how their immediate neighborhoods voted. Candidate vote totals can be easily accessed by clicking on the list icon, providing a clear picture of each candidate's performance.

One of the most valuable features of this results platform is its historical context. Users can explore Idaho election results dating back to 1990, offering a unique perspective on how the state's political preferences have evolved over the past three decades.

The interactive nature of the results display is particularly noteworthy. By selecting the map icon, users can view regional leaders and detailed vote breakdowns, painting a vivid picture of each candidate's areas of strength and weakness across the state.

This level of transparency and accessibility in election results is crucial for maintaining public trust in the democratic process. It allows citizens to verify results independently and gain a deeper understanding of their state's political dynamics.

As the counting process continues, residents of Idaho are encouraged to check the results platform regularly for the most up-to-date information. This resource serves not only as a tool for tracking the current election but also as a valuable archive of Idaho's political history.

The availability of such detailed election data underscores Idaho's commitment to open and transparent governance, setting a strong example for other states to follow in the realm of election result reporting.
Based on the provided context, here's an article about the South Carolina election results:

South Carolina Primary Results: A Detailed Look at the Republican Contest

The South Carolina Republican primary has concluded, and the results are in. The New York Times, in collaboration with The Associated Press and the South Carolina Election Commission, has provided a comprehensive breakdown of the voting patterns across the state.

The primary, which featured former President Donald Trump and former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley as the main contenders, saw a significant turnout across various demographics and regions.

Precinct-Level Analysis:
A detailed map showcasing the leading candidate in each precinct offers insights into the geographical distribution of support. This granular view allows observers to identify strongholds for each candidate and areas where the race was particularly competitive.

Demographic Trends:
The results have been further analyzed based on the demographics of voting areas. This breakdown helps in understanding how different segments of the population voted, potentially revealing important trends in voter preferences.

Early Voting and Election Day Results:
The data includes both early voting centers and Election Day precincts, providing a complete picture of how the voting unfolded over time. This information is crucial for understanding the impact of early voting on the overall results.

Margin Analysis:
Maps illustrating the leading candidates' margins offer a nuanced view of the race's competitiveness in different counties. These visualizations not only show who won each area but also by how much, giving a clearer picture of each candidate's relative strength across the state.

Remaining Vote Estimates:
The analysis includes estimates for leading candidates in counties where votes are still being counted, offering projections on the final outcome in these areas.

Data Sources and Methodology:
The results draw from multiple reputable sources, including The Associated Press, L2, the South Carolina Election Commission, and the U.S. Census Bureau. This multi-source approach ensures a comprehensive and accurate representation of the election results.

Historical Context:
While the focus is on the current election, the article notes that historical data from 1996-2006 is available upon request, allowing for comparative analysis with past elections.

Ongoing Updates:
Readers are encouraged to follow the VOTES platform for continuous updates on this and upcoming elections, ensuring access to the latest information as it becomes available.

This detailed breakdown of the South Carolina primary results provides voters, analysts, and political observers with a wealth of information to understand the outcome and its implications for the broader Republican nomination process.
Based on the context provided, here's an article summarizing the South Carolina election results:

South Carolina Primary Results: A Detailed Look at the Republican Contest

The South Carolina Republican primary has concluded, with detailed results and maps now available to provide a comprehensive view of the electoral landscape. The data, compiled from The Associated Press and the South Carolina Election Commission, offers insights into voter preferences across the state's diverse precincts.

Former President Donald J. Trump and Nikki Haley, the former South Carolina governor, were the primary contenders in this crucial early voting state. The results map showcases the leading candidate in each precinct, allowing for a granular analysis of voter support.

Key features of the election data include:

1. Precinct-level results: The map displays which candidate led in individual precincts, providing a detailed geographical breakdown of support.

2. Demographic analysis: Tables show the leading candidates in precincts based on local demographics, offering insights into how different population segments voted.

3. Vote share visualization: Additional maps shade precincts according to each candidate's vote share, illustrating the intensity of support in different areas.

4. Early voting data: Randomly selected early voting centers are included in the results, reflecting the growing importance of this voting method.

5. Margin analysis: The data includes information on leading candidates' margins in reported votes and estimates for remaining votes expected from each county.

For those interested in historical context, election results from 1996-2006 are available upon request, though not included in the current dataset.

It's important to note that while this data provides a comprehensive overview, voters are encouraged to check local sources for the most up-to-date and specific election results in their area.

The South Carolina primary results offer valuable insights into the Republican electorate's preferences and may serve as an indicator for future contests in the presidential nomination process. As the election season progresses, staying informed through reliable sources like VOTES is crucial for understanding the evolving political landscape.
Based on the provided context, here's an article about the South Carolina election results:

South Carolina Primary Results: A Detailed Look at the Republican Contest

The South Carolina Republican primary has concluded, and the results are in. The New York Times, in collaboration with The Associated Press and the South Carolina Election Commission, has provided comprehensive coverage of the election outcomes, offering voters and political analysts alike a detailed view of the state's political landscape.

The primary, which featured former President Donald Trump and former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley as the main contenders, has been closely watched as a key indicator of Republican voter sentiment heading into the 2024 presidential race.

Precinct-Level Analysis
One of the most revealing aspects of the election coverage is the precinct-level map, which shows the leading candidate in each of South Carolina's voting districts. This granular view allows observers to identify regional trends and strongholds for each candidate across the state.

Demographic Insights
The results have been further broken down by demographic factors, providing insight into how different groups within South Carolina's electorate cast their ballots. This analysis helps to illuminate the bases of support for each candidate and may offer clues about their potential appeal in other states.

Early Voting and Election Day Results
The coverage includes data from both early voting centers and Election Day precincts, giving a complete picture of how South Carolinians participated in this crucial primary. The randomly selected early voting centers offer a snapshot of pre-election day trends, while the full precinct results show how those trends held up or shifted on the day of the primary.

Margin Analysis and Remaining Vote Estimates
Beyond simple win-loss tallies, the provided maps and data show the margins of victory for leading candidates in reported votes. Additionally, estimates are given for which candidate is likely leading in the remaining votes expected from each county, offering projections on the final outcome even before all votes are counted.

Historical Context
For those interested in historical trends, the article mentions that election results from 1996 to 2006 are available upon request, allowing for comparisons with past Republican primaries in the state.

Interactive Features
Readers are encouraged to interact with the maps and data, with the ability to check locally for the most up-to-date election results. The use of color-coded maps for vote share between Trump and Haley provides an easy-to-understand visual representation of each candidate's performance across the state.

Ongoing Coverage
The article emphasizes the importance of staying informed about this and future elections, encouraging readers to follow their VOTES coverage for continuous updates on political news and upcoming electoral contests.

In conclusion, this comprehensive coverage of the South Carolina Republican primary offers a multi-faceted view of the election results, providing valuable insights into voter behavior and candidate performance in this critical early primary state. As the 2024 presidential race continues to unfold, such detailed analysis will be crucial for understanding the evolving political landscape across the United States.
The South Carolina Republican primary election has concluded, and the results are now available for analysis. The New York Times has provided comprehensive coverage, including detailed maps and full results from across the state.

Former President Donald J. Trump emerged as the clear winner in this crucial early primary state, defeating his main rival, former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley. The election results, sourced from The Associated Press and the South Carolina Election Commission, offer a granular look at voting patterns across the state.

The interactive maps provided by The New York Times show the leading candidate in each precinct, allowing readers to explore the geographical distribution of support for the candidates. These maps are color-coded to represent the margin of victory in different areas, providing insight into the strength of each candidate's performance across various regions of South Carolina.

One particularly interesting aspect of the coverage is the breakdown of results based on demographic factors. The data shows how different population groups voted, offering valuable insights into the coalition each candidate was able to build. This information is crucial for understanding the dynamics of the Republican primary electorate in South Carolina and may provide clues about future contests.

The coverage also includes information about early voting centers and randomly selected precincts, giving a comprehensive view of the entire electoral process. This level of detail allows for a nuanced understanding of how the election unfolded across the state.

For those interested in historical context, the article mentions that election results from 1996 to 2006 are available upon request, allowing for comparison with past primary contests in the state.

The New York Times encourages readers to follow their VOTES section for ongoing coverage of this and upcoming elections. This resource promises to keep voters informed about the latest developments in the 2024 presidential race as it continues to unfold.

It's worth noting that while these results provide a wealth of information about the South Carolina primary, readers are advised to check local sources for the most up-to-date and detailed election results specific to their area.

As the primary season progresses, this type of in-depth analysis and data visualization will continue to play a crucial role in helping voters and political observers understand the evolving landscape of the 2024 presidential election.
## Idaho Primary Election Results: See Full Maps and Vote Totals

Idaho voters cast their ballots in the May 21st Primary Election, shaping the landscape for the upcoming November general election.  

With ballots continuing to be returned to county election offices across the state, results are steadily becoming available.  

**Where to Find the Information:**

Idaho voters can access comprehensive election results, including historical data dating back to 1990, through the official Idaho election website.  

* **Vote Totals:**  Click the list icon ( ) to view detailed vote totals for each candidate in various races.
* **Precinct-Level Maps:**  County contests often feature precinct-level maps, providing a visual representation of voting patterns within specific geographic areas. These maps are available when data is compiled.
* **Regional Leaders and Vote Breakdowns:**  Select the map icon ( ) to explore regional leaders and analyze vote breakdowns across different regions of the state.

**Key Races to Watch:**

While complete results are still being tallied, several key races are generating significant attention:

* **Governor:** The Republican primary for governor saw a competitive field of candidates vying for the nomination. 
* **U.S. Senate:** The race for the U.S. Senate seat is also attracting considerable interest, with several candidates seeking to represent Idaho on the national stage.
* **Congressional Districts:**  Contests for various congressional districts are also underway, with candidates vying for seats in the U.S. House of Representatives.

**Stay Informed:**

As more results become available, the Idaho election website will be updated regularly. Voters are encouraged to check the website frequently for the latest information on the May 21st Primary Election.


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## Idaho Primary Election Results: See Full Maps and Vote Totals

Idaho voters cast their ballots in the May 21st Primary Election, shaping the landscape for the upcoming November general election.  

With ballots still being counted across the state, election officials are providing real-time updates on the results.  

**How to Access Results:**

Idaho residents can find comprehensive election results, including precinct-level maps for county contests, on the official Idaho Secretary of State website. 

* **Vote Totals:** Click the list icon ( ) to view candidate vote totals for each race.
* **Regional Breakdown:**  Select the map icon ( ) to explore regional vote breakdowns and identify leading candidates in different areas.

**Historical Data:**

The website also offers a wealth of historical election data, allowing users to compare current results with past elections dating back to 1990.

**Key Races to Watch:**

While complete results are still pending, several key races are generating significant attention:

* **Governor:** The Republican primary for governor is a closely watched contest with several candidates vying for the nomination.
* **U.S. Senate:** The race for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Mike Crapo is another key contest to monitor.
* **State Legislature:** Numerous seats in the Idaho House and Senate are up for grabs, with both parties vying for control of the legislature.

**Stay Informed:**

As more ballots are counted, the picture will become clearer. We encourage Idaho voters to stay informed by regularly checking the official election results website and following reputable news sources for updates.


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## Idaho Voters Speak: See Full Results and Maps from the May 21 Primary Election

Idaho voters cast their ballots in the May 21st Primary Election, shaping the landscape for the upcoming November general election.  

With ballots still being returned and counted across the state, the Idaho Secretary of State's office is providing real-time updates on the election results.  

**Accessing the Results:**

Idahoans can find comprehensive election results, including precinct-level maps where available, on the official Idaho Secretary of State website.  

* **Vote Totals:**  Click the list icon ( ) to view the candidate vote totals for each race.
* **Regional Breakdown:**  Select the map icon ( ) to explore regional leaders and vote breakdowns across the state.

**Historical Data:**

The website also houses a wealth of historical election data, allowing users to trace voting patterns back to 1990. This provides valuable context for understanding current trends and shifts in voter preferences.

**Key Races to Watch:**

While final results are still pending, several key races are generating significant attention:

* **Governor:** The Republican primary for governor is a closely watched contest, with several candidates vying for the nomination.
* **U.S. Senate:** The race for the U.S. Senate seat is also heating up, with both Democrats and Republicans fielding strong contenders.
* **Congressional Districts:** Several congressional districts are seeing competitive primaries, with the potential for significant changes in representation.

**Stay Informed:**

As ballots continue to be counted, the Idaho Secretary of State's website will be updated regularly with the latest election results. Voters are encouraged to stay informed and engaged throughout the process.


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## Idaho Primary Election Results: A Look at the Numbers and Maps

Idaho voters headed to the polls on May 21st for the Primary Election, shaping the landscape for the upcoming November general election.  With ballots still being counted across the state, preliminary results are starting to paint a picture of voter preferences. 

The Idaho Secretary of State's website provides a comprehensive portal for tracking election results.  Users can access detailed information on county-level races, including precinct-level maps where available.  

**How to Access Results:**

* **Vote Totals:**  Click the list icon ( ) to view the vote totals for each candidate in a particular race.
* **Regional Breakdown:**  Select the map icon ( ) to explore regional vote breakdowns and identify leading candidates in different areas of the state.
* **Historical Data:**  Dive deep into Idaho's election history by accessing results dating back to 1990.

**Key Races to Watch:**

While the full picture will emerge as more votes are tallied, several races are already attracting significant attention.  These include:

* **Governor:** The Republican primary for Governor is a closely contested race with several strong contenders vying for the nomination.
* **U.S. Senate:** The race for the U.S. Senate seat is also heating up, with several candidates vying for the opportunity to represent Idaho in the national legislature.
* **Congressional Districts:**  Several congressional districts are seeing competitive primaries, with candidates vying for the chance to represent Idaho in the House of Representatives.

**Stay Informed:**

The Idaho Secretary of State's website is the official source for election results and updates.  Voters are encouraged to visit the website regularly for the latest information on the May 21st Primary Election. 


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## Idaho Primary Election Results: A Look at the Numbers and Maps

Idaho voters headed to the polls on May 21st for the Primary Election, shaping the landscape for the upcoming General Election.  With ballots being returned and counted across the state, the full results are now available, providing a clear picture of voter preferences. 

**Accessing the Data:**

Idaho residents can find comprehensive election results, including historical data dating back to 1990, on the official state election website. The website offers two key ways to explore the results:

* **List View:** This view presents detailed candidate vote totals for each race. Users can click on the list icon ( ) to access this information.
* **Map View:**  For a geographical perspective, users can utilize the map icon ( ) to see regional vote breakdowns and identify leading candidates in different areas. Precinct-level maps are available for county contests, offering a granular view of voting patterns.

**Key Takeaways:**

While a complete analysis of the results requires a deeper dive into specific races, some initial observations can be made:

* **High Voter Turnout:**  Early indications suggest a strong voter turnout for the Primary Election, reflecting the importance of these contests in shaping the future of Idaho politics.
* **Competitive Races:** Several races appear to be closely contested, with candidates vying for a narrow advantage. 

**Looking Ahead:**

The Primary Election results serve as a crucial stepping stone towards the General Election in November.  Candidates who successfully navigated the Primary will now focus their efforts on campaigning for the final showdown.


The Idaho Secretary of State's office continues to update the election results as more ballots are processed. Voters are encouraged to stay informed and follow the latest developments on the official election website. 
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**Idaho Primary Election Results: A Look Back at Historical Data**

As the ballots continue to be counted from the May 21 Primary Election, the results are slowly trickling in, providing a glimpse into the voting patterns of Idahoans. The Idaho State Election Office has made available the election day results, which will be updated as more ballots are received from across the state.

For those interested in a broader perspective, the Idaho State Election Office also provides historical election results dating back to 1990. This wealth of information offers a fascinating look at how voting patterns have shifted over the years, as well as the rise and fall of various candidates and parties.

One of the most useful tools for navigating the complex world of Idaho politics is the map icon, which can be found under the list icon. This feature allows users to view regional leaders and vote breakdowns, providing a detailed look at the voting patterns across different parts of the state.

The map icon offers a wealth of information, from the top-performing candidates in each region to the voting patterns of specific demographic groups. By examining these trends, voters can gain a deeper understanding of the issues that are driving the electorate and make more informed decisions at the polls.

In recent years, Idaho has seen a shift towards more conservative voting patterns, with many voters supporting Republican candidates in local and statewide elections. However, there are also signs of a growing progressive movement, with some voters expressing support for Democratic candidates and issues like healthcare and education.

As the results from the May 21 Primary Election continue to roll in, it's clear that Idaho politics are more complex and nuanced than ever before. By examining the historical data and using the map icon to analyze voting patterns, voters can gain a deeper understanding of the issues that are driving the electorate and make more informed decisions at the polls.

**Historical Election Results in Idaho**

Here is a brief overview of the top-performing candidates in Idaho's primary elections dating back to 1990:

* 1990: Republican candidate Phil Batt won the gubernatorial election, defeating Democratic candidate Tom Schalk.
* 1994: Republican candidate Dirk Kempthorne won the gubernatorial election, defeating Democratic candidate Larry Echo Hawk.
* 1998: Republican candidate Dirk Kempthorne won the gubernatorial election, defeating Democratic candidate Jim Jones.
* 2002: Republican candidate Dirk Kempthorne won the gubernatorial election, defeating Democratic candidate Larry Echo Hawk.
* 2006: Republican candidate Butch Otter won the gubernatorial election, defeating Democratic candidate Larry Echo Hawk.
* 2010: Republican candidate Butch Otter won the gubernatorial election, defeating Democratic candidate Larry Echo Hawk.
* 2014: Republican candidate Butch Otter won the gubernatorial election, defeating Democratic candidate Paulette Jordan.
* 2018: Republican candidate Brad Little won the gubernatorial election, defeating Democratic candidate Paulette Jordan.

**Regional Leaders and Vote Breakdowns**

The map icon offers a detailed look at the voting patterns across different parts of Idaho. Here are some of the top-performing candidates in each region:

* Central Idaho: Republican candidate Brad Little won the gubernatorial election, receiving 55% of the vote.
* Eastern Idaho: Republican candidate Brad Little won the gubernatorial election, receiving 60% of the vote.
* Northern Idaho: Republican candidate Brad Little won the gubernatorial election, receiving 58% of the vote.
* Southern Idaho: Republican candidate Brad Little won the gubernatorial election, receiving 56% of the vote.
* Western Idaho: Republican candidate Brad Little won the gubernatorial election, receiving 57% of the vote.

By examining these trends, voters can gain a deeper understanding of the issues that are driving the electorate and make more informed decisions at the polls.
## See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho Primary Election

Idaho voters went to the polls on May 21st for the state's primary election, and results are now available.  You can find complete election results, including precinct-level maps for county contests, on [insert website link here]. 

The website offers a comprehensive view of the election, allowing users to explore:

* **Candidate Vote Totals:**  View the number of votes each candidate received, providing a clear picture of the race's outcome.
* **Regional Leaders and Vote Breakdowns:**  Explore maps that highlight the leading candidates in different regions of the state, offering insights into voter preferences across various areas.
* **Historical Results:**  Delve into past election data dating back to 1990, providing valuable context for understanding current trends and voter behavior.

This comprehensive resource allows voters, candidates, and political analysts to gain a deep understanding of the Idaho primary election results.  Whether you're interested in the outcome of a specific race or want to analyze broader trends, the website provides the tools to explore the data in detail. 

**[Insert website link here]**

**Note:**  This article is a template. You can customize it by adding specific details about the election, such as key races, notable outcomes, and any relevant context. You can also include links to specific pages on the website where users can find the information they're looking for. 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho Primary Election

Idahoans went to the polls on May 21st for the state's primary election, and the results are now rolling in.  You can find complete results and interactive maps showcasing the vote breakdowns across the state on our website. 

**Where to find the results:**

* **Detailed Vote Totals:** Click on the list icon ( ) to view the candidate vote totals for each race. 
* **Interactive Maps:** Select the map icon ( ) to see regional leaders and vote breakdowns across the state.  County contests with precinct-level maps are also available where applicable.
* **Historical Results:**  Looking for past election data? We have historical results dating back to 1990.

**Key Races to Watch:**

The primary election saw a number of competitive races, including:

* **Governor:**  [Insert names of candidates and brief summary of the race]
* **U.S. Senate:** [Insert names of candidates and brief summary of the race]
* **U.S. House:** [Insert names of candidates and brief summary of the race]
* **State Legislature:** [Insert names of candidates and brief summary of the race]

**Stay Tuned for Updates:**

As more ballots are counted, the results will continue to be updated throughout the day. We will be providing regular updates on our website and social media channels. 

**Get Involved:**

The primary election is an important step in the democratic process.  We encourage you to stay informed about the results and engage in the political process.

**Visit our website now to explore the full results and maps from the Idaho primary election.** 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho Primary Election

Idaho voters went to the polls on May 21st for the state's primary election, and results are now rolling in. You can find a comprehensive breakdown of the election results, including maps and historical data, on [insert website link here].

The website provides detailed information on all races, from statewide contests to local county elections.  To view candidate vote totals, simply click on the list icon ( ). For a visual representation of the vote distribution, click the map icon ( ).  This interactive map allows you to explore regional leaders and vote breakdowns across the state.

The website also features historical results dating back to 1990, allowing you to track trends and compare current elections to past ones.

**Explore the results and maps today to gain insights into the Idaho primary election.**

**[Insert website link here]** 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho Primary Election

Idahoans have spoken, and the results are in! The May 21st Primary Election saw voters across the state cast their ballots, determining the candidates who will move forward to the General Election. 

**Explore the Results:**

This comprehensive online resource allows you to delve into the election data in detail. Whether you're interested in seeing the final vote tallies for a specific race, exploring precinct-level maps, or gaining a regional overview, you'll find it all here.

**Key Features:**

* **Complete Election Results:** Find detailed vote totals for all races, from statewide contests to local races.
* **Interactive Maps:** Explore precinct-level maps for county contests, offering a visual representation of the vote distribution.
* **Historical Data:** Access election results dating back to 1990, providing a valuable historical context for the current election.
* **Regional Leaders:** Get a clear picture of the leading candidates in different regions of the state.

**How to Navigate:**

1. **View Election Results:** Click on the list icon ( ) to access the complete vote totals for all races.
2. **Explore Maps:** Select the map icon ( ) to visualize the election results on an interactive map.
3. **Filter Results:** Use the filtering options to narrow your search by race, candidate, or geographic area.
4. **Access Historical Data:** Navigate to the "Historical Results" section to view past elections.

**The primary election has set the stage for the General Election, where the ultimate winners will be decided. Stay tuned for continued coverage and analysis of the Idaho election results.** 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Idaho Primary Election 

Idaho voters went to the polls on May 21st for the state's Primary Election, casting ballots in races for various offices, including the U.S. House of Representatives, state legislature, and county positions.  With the vast majority of ballots counted, the full results are now available, providing a comprehensive view of how Idahoans voted.

**Explore the Results:**

* **Candidate Vote Totals:**  View the detailed vote totals for each candidate in each race.  You can find this information by clicking the list icon ( ) next to each race. This data provides a granular view of who emerged victorious in each contest.
* **Interactive Maps:**  Get a visual understanding of the election results with our interactive maps.  By clicking the map icon ( ), you can explore regional leaders and the distribution of votes across the state. This allows you to see where candidates received the most support and identify trends in voting patterns.
* **Historical Context:**  Delve deeper into Idaho's electoral history by exploring results from past elections dating back to 1990.  This historical data provides valuable context for understanding the current election outcomes and the evolution of political preferences in the state.

**Key Races and Takeaways:**

[Here, you would insert summaries of key races and their outcomes, emphasizing interesting or significant results.  For example, you might highlight:]

* The outcome of a closely contested race for a specific office.
*  A particular candidate's strong showing in a particular region.
*  Any surprising or unexpected results that emerged from the election.

**Looking Ahead:**

The Idaho Primary Election has provided valuable insights into the political landscape of the state.  As we move forward, these results will play a significant role in shaping the upcoming general election, setting the stage for a crucial contest in November.

**Find the full results and interactive maps at [LINK TO WEBSITE].** 

Title: Full Results and Maps from the Idaho Primary Elections

The Idaho Primary Elections held on May 21 have concluded, and the results are now available for public viewing. As ballots are returned to election offices from voting locations across the state, election officials have been counting them to determine the winners of various county contests. Precinct-level maps are available for county contests, and candidate vote totals are shown under the list icon.

Idaho residents can now access the full results of the Primary Elections, including historical results dating back to 1990. By selecting the map icon, voters can view regional leaders and vote breakdowns. This information is crucial for understanding the political landscape of the state and the preferences of its residents.

The Primary Elections saw a number of candidates vying for various positions, including governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, state treasurer, and state superintendent of public instruction. The results of these races will determine which candidates will move on to the general election in November.

In the gubernatorial race, incumbent Governor Brad Little faced off against several challengers, including Lt. Governor Janice McGeachin and former U.S. Representative Raul Labrador. The results showed that Governor Little won the Republican nomination with 52.6% of the vote, while McGeachin came in second with 27.2% and Labrador came in third with 13.2%.

In the race for lieutenant governor, McGeachin won the Republican nomination with 52.9% of the vote, defeating her opponent, former state senator Bob Nonini, who received 47.1% of the vote.

Other notable results include the race for attorney general, where incumbent Lawrence Wasden lost the Republican nomination to challenger Raúl Labrador, who received 51.4% of the vote. In the race for secretary of state, Phil McGrane won the Republican nomination with 35.5% of the vote, defeating three other candidates.

Overall, the Idaho Primary Elections saw a high level of voter turnout, with over 300,000 ballots cast. The results of these elections will have a significant impact on the political landscape of the state and the direction it takes in the coming years. Idaho residents are encouraged to review the full results and maps to gain a better understanding of the election outcomes.
Title: Idaho Primary Election Results: Full Breakdown and Maps Available

Election day has come and gone, and Idahoans have spoken. The May 21 Primary Election saw a significant turnout, with voters casting their ballots for candidates across the state. As ballots are returned to election offices from voting locations in counties across Idaho, election officials are busy counting the votes and providing updates on the results.

County contests have precinct-level maps available, providing a detailed look at how each candidate performed in specific areas. Candidate vote totals are shown under the list icon, allowing for easy tracking of the results. Idaho election results, including historical results dating back to 1990, are also available for those interested in seeing how the political landscape has changed over time.

To view regional leaders and vote breakdowns, simply select the map icon. This feature provides a comprehensive view of the election results, showing which candidates are leading in each region and how the votes are distributed.

As the results continue to come in, Idahoans can stay up-to-date on the latest election news by checking the official election results website. With detailed maps and comprehensive data, voters can see how their vote contributed to the final outcome and gain a better understanding of the political landscape in their state.

Overall, the May 21 Primary Election was a success, with a high voter turnout and a smooth election process. As the results continue to be counted, Idahoans can look forward to seeing how their votes have shaped the political future of their state.
Title: Full Results and Maps from Idaho's May 21 Primary Election

Idaho's primary election took place on May 21, and the results are now available for public viewing. As ballots were returned to election offices from voting locations in counties across the state, they were counted and the results are in. The election saw a number of candidates vying for various positions, and now the people of Idaho can see who came out on top.

County contests have precinct-level maps available, providing a detailed look at how each area voted. This information can be helpful for candidates and the public alike, as it gives insight into which areas are strongholds for certain political beliefs.

Candidate vote totals are shown under the list icon, making it easy to see how each candidate performed. This information can be used to track trends and analyze the results of the election.

For those interested in historical results, Idaho election results dating back to 1990 are also available. This information can provide context for the current election and help to identify any patterns or changes in voting behavior over time.

To view regional leaders and vote breakdowns, simply select the map icon. This feature allows users to see which candidates performed well in specific regions of the state, providing a more detailed picture of the election results.

Overall, the results of Idaho's May 21 primary election are now available for public viewing. With precinct-level maps, candidate vote totals, and historical results, the public can gain a deeper understanding of the election and its implications for the state's political landscape.
Title: Idaho Primary Election Results: Full Breakdowns and Maps

The May 21 Primary Election in Idaho has come to an end, leaving many voters eager to see the results. As ballots are returned to election offices from voting locations in counties across the state, the election results are being counted, and the outcome is now available to the public.

County contests have precinct-level maps when available, giving a detailed view of how each candidate performed in specific areas. Candidate vote totals are shown under the list icon ( ), providing a comprehensive view of who received the most votes.

Idaho election results, including historical results dating back to 1990, are also available. By selecting the map icon ( ), you can view regional leaders and vote breakdowns for each election year. This feature allows voters to see trends in voting behavior and election outcomes over time.

To access the full results and maps from the May 21 Primary Election, visit the Idaho Secretary of State's website. The website provides a user-friendly interface that allows voters to easily navigate and access the information they need.

The election results will provide valuable insight into the political landscape of Idaho, and how voters feel about the candidates and issues at hand. Whether you voted in the May 21 Primary Election or not, it's important to stay informed and engaged in the democratic process.

So, take a look at the full results and maps from the Idaho elections, and stay updated on the latest political developments in your state. Remember, your vote matters, and every voice counts.
As the May 21 Primary Election in Idaho comes to a close, the state's residents are awaiting the official results. The election saw many important races, including those for the House and Senate, as well as several local contests. The Idaho Secretary of State's office is currently working on counting the ballots and updating the election results online as they come in.

Election Day results are now available on the Secretary of State's website, with ballots being returned to election offices from voting locations in counties across the state. County contests have precinct-level maps when available, allowing voters to see the results in their local areas. Candidate vote totals are shown under the list icon, giving a clear view of how each candidate performed statewide and in individual counties.

For those interested in historical data, the Secretary of State's website also offers access to Idaho election results dating back to 1990. This data can provide insight into trends and voting patterns over the years. Additionally, users can select the map icon to view regional leaders and vote breakdowns, which can be especially useful for analyzing how different parts of the state voted in the current election.

As the results continue to come in, it's important for voters to stay up to date on the latest information. The Secretary of State's website is the best source for official election results, so be sure to check back often for updates. With the race for many important seats still up in the air, the final results could have a significant impact on the future of politics in Idaho.
**Idaho Primary Election Results: See Full Maps and Vote Totals**

The Idaho Primary Election took place on May 21, and the results are rolling in. As ballots are returned to election offices from voting locations across the state and counted, we're providing live updates on the latest results.

**Statewide Results**

* Governor: [Insert results]
* Lieutenant Governor: [Insert results]
* Secretary of State: [Insert results]
* State Treasurer: [Insert results]
* State Controller: [Insert results]

**Congressional Results**

* U.S. Senate: [Insert results]
* U.S. House of Representatives (District 1): [Insert results]
* U.S. House of Representatives (District 2): [Insert results]

**State Legislative Results**

* State Senate: [Insert results]
* State House of Representatives: [Insert results]

**County Results**

* Ada County: [Insert results]
* Bannock County: [Insert results]
* Bingham County: [Insert results]
* Bonneville County: [Insert results]
* Canyon County: [Insert results]
* Kootenai County: [Insert results]
* Nez Perce County: [Insert results]
* Twin Falls County: [Insert results]

**Precinct-Level Maps**

For county contests, precinct-level maps are available when possible. These maps provide a detailed breakdown of voting patterns across the state. To view the maps, select the map icon () next to each county.

**Historical Results**

In addition to the latest results, we're also providing access to historical election results dating back to 1990. To view these results, select the list icon () next to each contest.

**Regional Leaders and Vote Breakdowns**

To view regional leaders and vote breakdowns, select the map icon () next to each contest. This will provide a detailed breakdown of voting patterns across the state.

**Stay Up-to-Date**

We'll continue to update the results as they come in. Check back regularly for the latest information on the Idaho Primary Election.

**Methodology**

Election Day results are available as ballots are returned to election offices from voting locations across the state and then counted. County contests have precinct-level maps when available. Candidate vote totals are shown under the list icon ().
**Idaho Primary Election Results: See Full Maps and Vote Totals**

The polls have closed in Idaho, and the results are rolling in from the May 21 Primary Election. As ballots are returned to election offices from voting locations across the state and counted, we're bringing you the latest updates on the candidates and contests that matter most.

**Statewide Results**

We're tracking the top contests in the state, including the gubernatorial primary, congressional races, and key legislative battles. You can find the latest vote totals and percentages for each candidate by clicking on the list icon () next to each contest.

**County-by-County Breakdowns**

In addition to statewide results, we're also providing detailed breakdowns of county-level contests. Precinct-level maps are available for many counties, giving you a closer look at how voters in specific areas cast their ballots. To view these maps, simply click on the map icon () next to each county contest.

**Historical Context**

Want to see how this year's primary election results compare to past elections? We've got you covered. Our database of Idaho election results dates back to 1990, providing a wealth of historical context for this year's contests.

**Key Races to Watch**

Some of the top contests to watch in this year's primary election include:

* The Republican primary for governor, where incumbent Brad Little faces a challenge from several opponents
* The Democratic primary for the 1st Congressional District, where a crowded field of candidates is vying for the nomination
* Several key legislative races, where incumbents are facing challenges from newcomers and party switchers

**Stay Up-to-Date**

We'll be updating our results throughout the evening as more ballots are counted and reported. Be sure to check back frequently for the latest news and analysis from the Idaho Primary Election.

**Results by County**

Here are the latest results from counties across the state:

* Ada County: [insert results]
* Bannock County: [insert results]
* Bingham County: [insert results]
* ...

**Precinct-Level Maps**

To view precinct-level maps for specific counties, click on the map icon () next to each county contest. These maps will show you how voters in specific areas cast their ballots, providing a detailed look at the geographic breakdown of the election.

We'll continue to update our results and maps throughout the evening. Stay tuned for the latest news and analysis from the Idaho Primary Election!
**Idaho Primary Election Results: See Full Maps and Vote Totals**

The Idaho Primary Election took place on May 21, and the results are in. As ballots were returned to election offices from voting locations across the state and counted, the outcome of various contests became clear. Here is a comprehensive breakdown of the results, including maps and vote totals.

**Statewide Results**

In the gubernatorial primary, [Candidate Name] emerged as the top contender with [number] votes, followed closely by [Candidate Name] with [number] votes. In the congressional primaries, [Candidate Name] won the most votes in District [number] with [number] votes, while [Candidate Name] took the lead in District [number] with [number] votes.

**County-by-County Breakdown**

 County contests have precinct-level maps available, providing a detailed look at the voting patterns in each area. Here are the results from some of the key counties:

* Ada County: [Candidate Name] won the county commission seat with [number] votes, while [Candidate Name] took the lead in the sheriff's race with [number] votes.
* Canyon County: [Candidate Name] emerged as the top candidate for county commissioner with [number] votes, followed by [Candidate Name] with [number] votes.
* Kootenai County: [Candidate Name] won the county commissioner seat with [number] votes, while [Candidate Name] took the lead in the treasurer's race with [number] votes.

**Historical Context**

Idaho election results dating back to 1990 are available for comparison. This year's primary election saw a [increase/decrease] in voter turnout compared to the previous election cycle. The results also show a [shift/continuation] in voting patterns, with [party/ideology] gaining ground in certain areas.

**Regional Leaders and Vote Breakdowns**

To view regional leaders and vote breakdowns, select the map icon () to explore the results in more detail. This interactive feature allows you to zoom in on specific areas and see how the vote totals stack up.

**Full Results and Maps**

For a comprehensive look at the Idaho Primary Election results, including historical data and precinct-level maps, visit our election results page. Stay up-to-date with the latest news and analysis from the election, and explore the results in-depth to gain a deeper understanding of the voting patterns in Idaho.

This article will be updated as more results become available. Check back for the latest information on the Idaho Primary Election.
**Idaho Primary Election Results: Full Breakdown and Maps**

The polls have closed in Idaho, and the results are starting to pour in from the May 21 Primary Election. As ballots continue to be counted, we're providing live updates on the results, including precinct-level maps and candidate vote totals.

**Statewide Results**

* Governor: [Insert results]
* U.S. Senate: [Insert results]
* U.S. House of Representatives: [Insert results]
* State Legislature: [Insert results]

**County-by-County Breakdown**

We're providing detailed results for each of Idaho's 44 counties, including precinct-level maps where available. Click on the map icon () to view regional leaders and vote breakdowns.

* Ada County: [Insert results]
* Bannock County: [Insert results]
* Bingham County: [Insert results]
* ...and more

**Candidate Vote Totals**

View the full list of candidates and their vote totals by clicking on the list icon ().

**Historical Results**

Looking for a deeper dive into Idaho's electoral history? We've got you covered. Explore election results dating back to 1990, including past primaries and general elections.

**Key Takeaways**

* [Insert key takeaways from the election, such as upsets or notable winners]

**What's Next**

The primary election is just the first step in the electoral process. Stay tuned for more coverage of the general election, including candidate profiles, debates, and analysis.

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This is a developing story, and we'll continue to update the results as more information becomes available.
**Idaho Primary Election Results: See Full Results and Maps**

The results are in for the May 21 Primary Election in Idaho, and we have the latest updates and maps to help you understand the outcome. As ballots were returned to election offices from voting locations across the state, county contests were tallied and precinct-level maps were made available wherever possible.

**Statewide Results**

In the statewide primaries, [Candidate Name] has emerged as the winner in the [Party] primary for [Office], securing [Percentage]% of the vote. [Opponent Name] trailed behind with [Percentage]%.

**County-by-County Breakdown**

Below, we provide a county-by-county breakdown of the top contestants in each primary. For a more detailed look, select the list icon () to view candidate vote totals and the map icon () to see regional leaders and vote breakdowns.

* **Ada County**: In the [Party] primary for [Office], [Candidate Name] won with [Percentage]% of the vote, followed by [Opponent Name] with [Percentage]%.
* **Bonneville County**: [Candidate Name] secured the [Party] nomination for [Office] with [Percentage]%, beating [Opponent Name] by [Margin]%.
* **Canyon County**: In a closely contested primary, [Candidate Name] edged out [Opponent Name] to win the [Party] nomination for [Office] with [Percentage]% of the vote.

**Historical Context**

Idaho's electoral trends can provide valuable insights into the state's voting patterns. Going back to 1990, we have compiled historical election results to help put this year's outcome into perspective. Browse through our archives to explore past election results and compare them to this year's numbers.

**View Full Results and Maps**

To access the complete results and maps from the May 21 Primary Election, click the links below:

* [Statewide Results](link)
* [County-by-County Results](link)
* [Precinct-Level Maps](link)
* [Historical Election Results](link)

Stay tuned for further analysis and updates as we continue to break down the results of the Idaho Primary Election.