bigger county where it has happened. where the no side has met and i said vastly surpassed the benchmark it needed. you are starting to see these numbers, i think you are starting to cement here statewide again. as we check back in. about 60% of the voting here. and no is still holding over 60%. there is a movement we did saw there in shawnee in the same day vote towards yes, but not nearly that kind of movement asi needs to reverse this kind of gap here. so no is in very good shape. you can see here, with 60% of the vote coming in. we have a complete county of that size, i think you re way toss you just very quickly wanted to mention to. in michigan, that congressional primary peter meijer the republican who voted to impeach trump we have about a third of the vote in there right now. that raises that event. also fascinating steve and again, i love it because an american democracy you can t make any predictions because voters vote.
these dangerous extremists is really the central kind of motivating issue. democrats in the last three elections have turned out against trump and we may see them doing that again. so trump might be a real motivator and is dangerous extremist followers. this guy mark finchem who s likely gonna get the republican nominee for secretary of state who can do a lot more damage than a member of congress. this guy was there on january 6th. he is qanon, he called charlottesville a psyops operation. truly unhinged. put him in charge of the election in arizona? they already believe it s heads we win, tales they lose?
impeach donald trump being challenged by trump backed opponent john gibbs. you can see now 60% of the vote, meijer just in the last moment has taken a very slight lead, it s only 515 votes. the biggest chunk of vote to come is in kent county that s where grand rapids is. that s meijer s base. meyers had almost 60% of the vote. peter meijer has a chance of surviving this primary. we will be the first time we see a house republican who voted to impeach trump. if he can hold out of this little, be the first time against the trump backed challenger. meyer absolutely in this game, and that alone is a bit of a surprise. really really interesting. steve thank you for that
pro lake batch of votes. so the key variable as once they count up all the same day votes, how much does this shrink and then how many votes are left? is there enough for her to realistically catch robeson. she got a good path here i think, but it s very much open question whether it s gonna be enough to hold off kari lake. why is this pattern different from other trump back candidates that we re looking at? well i think it s interesting, lakers down eight points. she could well pull ahead of robeson, but she has to do some work here. and we ll look at the other trump backed candidate. blake masters, he s only 34 and a half percent but he s up for points over jim layman. if that same pattern holds, if the trump voters are the ones who are there, then this will grow, and that puts him in a better position.
still being counted. and perhaps the most watched both of the night happened in kansas where nbc news now projects that voters decided to protect the states right to an abortion. this is the first day poets on abortion rights since the court overturned roe v. wade. in arizona, three trump endorsed election deniers are on the ballot. all three races, right now, too early to call. but that may change, while i am talking to you. in michigan trump endorsed candidate tudor dixon, is the projected winner of the republican primary for governor. dixon will run against the incumbent gretchen whitmer. in missouri the battle of the two trump endorsed candidates called eric has been decided. and we seem to projects that missouri atourney general eric schmidt has won the republican nomination for senate, defeating the former governor