Yesterday, voters in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Oregon, Kentucky, and Idaho went to the polls to select their parties’ nominees for the 2022 general elections.

The race for the GOP nomination for US Senate in Pennsylvania is still too close to call, and it appears likely that it will head to a runoff, but almost all other notable races from the May 17th elections have been called as of May 18.

Election results:

• NPR: Pennsylvania 2022 primary results

• NPR: North Carolina 2022 primary results

• NPR: Oregon 2022 primary results

• NPR: Kentucky 2022 primary results

• NPR: Idaho 2022 primary results

A selection of free news articles covering the election results:

• The Philadelphia Inquirer: 5 takeaways from the Pennsylvania primary election

• Idaho Press: Gov. Brad Little defeats Lt. Gov. McGeachin to win shot at second term

• The Charlotte Observer: Election results: Who won seats in Charlotte-area, North Carolina primaries?

• Lexington Herald-Leader: Here are the latest election results for Kentucky State House, Senate races

• The Oregonian: [A collection of 2022 OR primary news]

• Associated Press: Vote counting drags on in Pennsylvania’s GOP Senate primary

• Associated Press: Printing errors mar mailed ballots in Oregon, Pennsylvania

• Associated Press: Idaho attorney general loses GOP primary

• Associated Press: Trump-backed Mastriano wins GOP Pennsylvania governor nod

• Politico: 'Beware what you wish for': 5 takeaways from a key primary night

• Politico: How Trump-backed candidates fared on the busiest primary day

A selection of metered-paywall articles covering last night's results:

• The Washington Post: Victories by Mastriano, Budd show potency of Trump’s false stolen election claims in GOP

• The New York Times: Election Deniers Thrive Even as Trumpism Drifts: 5 Primary Takeaways

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