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Population

Ranked 10th

- Total

9,848,060 (2013 est)[3]

There are not 6 million ballots from a state with 10 million people.

[RegulatorCountry]

It’s a primary and turnout was low. You are misconstruing.

[smoothsailing]

Here’s a link to totals

http://enr.ncsbe.gov/ElectionResults/

[Steven Scharf]

You need to learn electoral counting before commenting.

There are only 1.9 million Republicans in NC so 900k would be about 50% if that is really the reality. But typically in primaries they get very low turnouts so 14% would represent closer to 100% of the actual turnout in this election.

[southernnorthcarolina]

But in fact, only 936,123 out of 6,516,126 ballots have been counted.

That means the biggest precincts have not reported.

It appears likely that the Republican establishment backed Candidate Thom Tillson will get the 40% needed to win the 7-way primary without facing a run-off in June.

Tillson is currently bouncing around between 44% and 45.5%.

However, it is way too early to say for sure.

I have no idea who the "American Uncensored News Network" is. But I don't see a good future for them.

This is easily the most idiotic thing I've ever seen posted on Free Republic, and I've been here for a while.

If there were over six million ballots cast in the North Carolina Republican Senate Primary, then I'm the Pope.

And you'd think, wouldn't you, that this "news" site could get the name of our Senate nominee right? It's Thom Tillis. Not Tillson, Tillis.

He'll be a strong candidate, and if the race goes as I hope it will, a great Senator.

[TBP]

Tillis, if nominated, will most likely lose.

[eyedigress]

If Mecklenburg, Wake and Durham has reported then it is over.