In Oregon, the numbers from Clackamas County, near Portland, are just starting to come in. That’s one to watch as Schrader tries to hold onto his seat.

The Shapiro fund-raising pitch: “Doug Mastriano will be my opponent – and he is the most extreme gubernatorial candidate in the country. He would ban abortion, end vote by mail, and rip away our freedoms.”

Doug Mastriano easily won the crowded Republican primary for governor in Pennsylvania, but the candidate he endorsed for lieutenant governor, Teddy Daniels, came in third place (with about 85 percent of the vote counted).

Carrie Lewis DelRosso, a state legislator representing parts of Allegheny and Westmoreland counties, has won the Republican primary for lieutenant governor in Pennsylvania.

The surprise of the night, for me, has been Dave McCormick’s strong showing. His team has been saying for days that the squabbling between Dr. Mehmet Oz and Kathy Barnette was an opportunity. And they appear to have been right.

The Republican Senate primary in Pennsylvania may be headed for a recount, which would be triggered if the margin is less than 0.5 percent of the total votes cast. Right now, David McCormick is leading Dr. Mehmet Oz by about 2,600 votes, or 0.23 percent of the total votes cast.

Most of the remaining votes to be counted in Pennsylvania are in the counties surrounding Philadelphia; no telling whether that favors McCormick or Oz.

It’s clear in the Pennsylvania Senate primary that the Club for Growth spending on Barnette late in the race had an effect, regardless of who wins. Her surge came at the expense of Oz.

We are getting very close to the threshold for an automatic recount for the Pennsylvania Senate primary on the Republican side. That threshold is 0.5 percent.

To Katie’s point, with 94 percent of the vote in, Steve Irwin’s lead over Summer Lee is down to 330 votes.

Luke Ball, Cawthorn’s spokesman, told reporters that their focus would now be making sure that Republicans in the 11th Congressional District are united behind one candidate.

Not long before he conceded the race, Cawthorn appeared before supporters. He looked tired but expressed confidence that the election results would break in his favor.

Support for McCormick was palpable among Republican voters who showed up to vote in one Pittsburgh suburb today. “I am yearning for fiscal responsibility,” one McCormick backer said.

A Cawthorn official has told us that the candidate has left the building. He will watch the remaining results from home.

Mastriano takes the stage to start his victory speech: “God is good, all the time.”

The Republican Governors Association released a tepid statement congratulating Mastriano, saying only: “The R.G.A. remains committed to engaging in competitive gubernatorial contests where our support can have an impact in defending our incumbents and expanding our majority this year.”

Dozens of Kathy Barnette’s supporters have gathered around her in a prayer circle at her election night party. She is trailing David McCormick by nearly 9 points and Mehmet Oz by 7 points with 58 percent of precincts reporting.

Polls have tightened considerably in the primary race for Pennsylvania’s 12th District, which drew major outside spending and pitted a candidate with significant left-wing support against a contender embraced by much of the party establishment.

Loud round of whoops and cheers as the video screen shows a projection of Mastriano clinching the nomination.

Malcolm Kenyatta says here at his party that he just called John Fetterman to congratulate him on his victory. Kenyatta urged his supporters to rally behind Fetterman, saying the Republican nominee is likely to be from “out of state and out of their damned minds.”