Takeaways from Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Kentucky, Idaho and Oregon primaries

The results are trickling in after five states held primary elections Tuesday. CBS News elections and surveys director Anthony Salvanto joined Vladimir Duthiers and Anne-Marie Green with a look at how things stand in a few of the closely-watched races.

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[brothermine]

I disagree with the spin Salvanto said at the end, where he said "a lot" of Trump supporters want to show support for Trump in the R primary elections. A statistician like Salvanto should be able to be more precise, and the numbers actually appear to show that Trump's endorsements sway only a small minority of the R voters. For example, J D Vance received only a third of the R votes in the Ohio Senate primary election. So it's quite possible that Trump's endorsements have the opposite effect with many R voters. Also, most of Trump's endorsements have been for candidates already expected to do well, because Trump is terrified that endorsing people who lose will cause R politicians to stop fearing him and start publicly saying how awful he is based on their first-hand experience with him.

[oogabooga]

oh lawd we's been chasin' that bad Orange Man for 6 years n we's still chasin' our tails, fool. Teflon Don is still *WINNING!*

[williamfrank]

to copy TRUMP neither candidate ought to republicans fight(with one another)