Winners, Losers & Run-Offs

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AIR DATE: Wednesday, May 16th 2012

POSTED BY: JULIE SABATIER

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Update May 16, 7:30am: Eileen Brady has conceded. Charlie Hales and Jefferson Smith will go on to a run-off in the November general election.

The morning after the state's primary election we'll parse more results and hear from a number of the winners. OPB called Ellen Rosenblum as winner in the Democratic primary for Attorney General early in the evening. She joined our coverage live on election night. But as people went to bed there was still no formal decision on another hotly contested local race: Portland mayor. Charlie Hales and Jefferson Smith were leading, but Eileen Brady was still solidly in the running. On the morning after we'll hear from some of these candidates and discover if the race gets close enough to formally call.

Plus we'll travel around the state and talk about key races in Lane, Clackamas, and Deschutes County.

What's your take on the results? Did your favorite candidate win? What do these results mean for November?

Tagged as: 2012 election

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