Georgia 2010 primary election results

It’s been a long, rather uneventful primary election day in Georgia. Turnout seemed to be pretty low. Poll complaints were relatively few. No one got hurt in any bizarre dust-ups. A total success but a very boring total success.

Now we see who makes it to the November ballot — or who has to fight another round in the runoff.

Scott Henry, Joeff Davis and I will be out and about at campaign parties collecting gossip and snapping pictures.

Depending how the wifi gods treat us, we’ll post photos, videos and non-libelous reports from the field.

Real-time election results at the secretary of state’s website. Politico’s got this fancy-pants interactive map.

Pour yourself a glass of boxed wine and feel free to chime in below. Enjoy!

1:23 a.m. Ah, wifi woes and the joys of waiting 40 minutes for a candidate to make a victory speech. Expect much more in the morning. But in sum: Roy Barnes wins. Karen Handel and Nathan Deal will face off in runoff three weeks from now. John Oxendine is out. Ken Hodges sends Rob Teilhet packing in Democratic primary for attorney general. State Sen. Vincent Fort, D-Atlanta, wins another term after challenger Graham Balch makes him break a sweat. See you in a few hours.

9:28 p.m. The Associated Press calls the Democratic primary for Roy Barnes.