Washoe County 2010 Primary Election Winners
The Nevada primary election for 2010 is over. Here are the winners and losers as reported by the Washoe County Registrar of Voters and the Nevada Secretary of State. My summary shows the top finishers in the major races who will face each other in the November 2 general election. In some races, only one party may have fielded primary candidates. Check the elections websites for specific voter numbers and percentages for these and other races.U.S. Senator
Harry Reid, Democrat (Incumbent)Sharron Angle, Republican
U.S. Representative, District 2
Dean Heller, Republican (Incumbent)Ken McKenna, Democrat
Governor
Rory Reid, DemocratBrian Sandoval, Republican
Lt. Governor
Brian K. Krolicki, Republican (Incumbent)Jessica Sferrazza, Democrat
State Controller
Kim R. Wallin, Democrat (Incumbent)Barry Herr, Republican
Attorney General
Catherine Cortez Masto, Democrat (Incumbent)Travis Barrick, Republican
State Senator, District 2
Don Gustavson, RepublicanAllison Edwards, Democrat
State Assemblyperson - 26
Angie Taylor, DemocratRandy Kirner, Republican
State Assemblyperson - 31
Richard "Skip" Daly, DemocratRandi Thompson, Republican
Washoe County Commissioner - 3
Kitty Katrina Jung, Democrat (Incumbent)William M. "Bill" Anthony, Republican
Nevada Primary Elections are Closed
A closed primary election is one in which voters are only allowed to vote for candidates from their own party, as well as those in nonpartisan contests. For example, a registered Democrat will receive a ballot with the various Democratic primary candidates, plus those running for nonpartisan offices and ballot questions applicable to his or her precinct. Nevada recognizes two major political parties (Republican and Democrat) and two minor parties (Independent American and Libertarian). If you are registered to vote as anything other than a Republican or Democrat, your ballot will only show nonpartisan office candidates and ballot questions applicable to your precinct.For a complete list of Washoe County results, go to the Washoe County Registrar of Voters election results page. For statewide results, visit the Nevada Secretary of State.

