11:30 p.m.
Scott Jensen has won the GOP nomination for State Auditor, beating Republican-endorsed Nate George. The former GOP gubernatorial nominee will face Zack Filipovich in November to replace Julie Blaha.
With 97% of votes in, Jensen led George by more than 150,000 votes.
10:45 p.m.
State Representativeย Cedrick Frazier and former United States Attorney for the District of Minnesota Anders Folk have advanced to November in the race for Hennepin County Attorney.
They were two of five candidates vying to replace Mary Moriarty, who is not seeking reelection.
10:28 p.m.
Lisa Demuth has beaten Mike Lindell for the GOP gubernatorial nomination, The Associated Press says. Sheโll face Amy Klobuchar in November to replace Gov. Tim Walz.
In the DFL Senate primary, Peggy Flanagan has beaten Angie Craig, The Associated Press says.
Tad Jude also won the GOP nomination for Minnesota Secretary of State over Wendy Phillips. Heโll face incumbent Steve Simon in November.
Ilhan Omar easily won the DFL primary for the 5th Congressional District, The Associated Press says.
All four races were quickly announced after nearly all of Hennepin Countyโs results were dropped in one update.
10 p.m.
Several races have already been called 2 hours after polls closed, but a few key races remain.
Lisa Demuth is up by roughly 25,000 votes on Mike Lindell for the GOP gubernatorial nomination, but not quite half of the precincts are in yet.
In the DFL Senate primary, Peggy Flanagan is up roughly 27,000 votes on Angie Craig, with not quite half of precincts reporting.
These races could go deep into the night. Notably, Hennepin County hasnโt yet reported results, something the Secretary of State says is coming soon.
9:55 p.m.
Erik Osberg wins Democratic nomination for U.S. House in Minnesotaโs 7th Congressional District, topping Steve Carlson, The Associated Press says.
Osberg will face GOP Rep. Michelle Fischbach in November.