New results here. Compare results to three weeks ago here.
Right now, Lincoln leads 53.5 to Halter's 46.5 with just 0.3 percent reporting.
Update: Lincoln 53.7 to 46.3, with 2% in.
Chuck Todd, on my seat-back TV, says that the Democratic establishment in DC is "anguished" about this primary challenge. Maybe they should've been "anguished" about Lincoln's sabotaging of the Democratic agenda. Too bad they didn't give a shit about that.
Update II: THIS is genuinely worrisome -- Halter won Ouachita County narrowly three weeks ago, 43-42-15. Right now, with 40% in, Lincoln is winning it 56-44.
Update III: Scott County, three weeks ago: 46H-34L-20M. With almost all votes in, Halter wins it narrowly, 51.5- 48.5. Only 250 total votes cast, so small county, but a sign that Lincoln is picking up some late undecideds and/or Morrison voters.
Update IV: Halter isn't lagging everywhere. In Saint Frances County, Halter leads 56-44 with 10% in. Three weeks ago, it was 48H-44L-8M.
Update V: Ack, initial decent into SFO. I'll have to sign off in a few.
Update VI: 4.3% in, Lincoln 53.2-46.8.
Update VII: Calhoun County is the first to report 100% in -- Halter wins it 58.2-41.8. Three weeks ago, it was 47H-30L-24M. The margin remained the same.
Update VIII: 7.9% in, Lincoln 52.7-47.3.
Update VIX: Scott County was apparently an error. It's been fixed. Halter winning it 56-44. So a little less worried.