Scott did win. Amazing.
Judge Newman pulled it out, ending up with 53% of the vote, but Judge Seff didn't come close, only getting 43%.
Otherwise, it doesn't look like anything major changed overnight. (Earlier post: So How Did We Do?.)
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Does Bud Chiles do anything in November? I can’t imagine that he wins, but does he play the spoiler for anyone or is he just a non-issue?
I thought he’d be a Democratic spoiler, but so far polling says he draws about 50/50. Go figure.