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Where the primaries are

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Here's a look at key races in Tuesday's primaries:

Arizona

Polls close: 7 p.m. MT.

Forecast: Excessive heat warning; highs up to 112 degrees

Races to watch

Republican Senate primary Sen. John McCain, a four-term incumbent and his party's 2008 presidential nominee, is being challenged by former congressman J.D. Hayworth.

Latest polling: McCain, 53%; Hayworth 27%

Money raised: McCain, $27 million; Hayworth, $2.8 million.

Republican House primary Ben Quayle, son of former vice president Dan Quayle, is the top fundraiser among 10 Republican candidates in the state's 3rd Congressional District, where Rep. John Shadegg is retiring.

Latest polling: No public data available.

Money raised: Quayle, $1.3 million; Steven Moak, $1.1 million.

Florida

Last polling places close: 7 p.m. CT .

Forecast: Heavy rain.

Races to watch

Republican gubernatorial primary

Attorney General Bill McCollum is battling health care executive Rick Scott.

Latest polling: McCollum, 43%; Scott: 38%.

Money raised: McCollum, $7.7 million; Scott, $39 million.

Democratic Senate primary Rep. Kendrick Meek, a four-term incumbent from Miami, is trying to beat back businessman Jeff Greene.

Latest polling: Meek, 43%; Greene, 28%.

Money raised: Greene, $14.4 million; Meek, $6.9 million.

Alaska

Last polling places close: 9 p.m. Alaska time.

Forecast: Scattered showers in the state's southeastern parts.

Race to watch

Republican Senate primarySarah Palin and the Tea Party Express are backing former state legislator Joe Miller's challenge to incumbent Sen. Lisa Murkowski.

Latest polling: Murkowski, 61%; Miller 36%.

Money raised: Murkowski, $3.5 million; Miller, $283,473

Vermont

Polls close: 7 p.m. ET.

Forecast: A few showers in the southern parts of the state

Race to watch

Democratic gubernatorial primary

It's a five-way race among state Sens. Susan Bartlett, Doug Racine and Peter Shumlin, Secretary of State Deb Markowitz and Google executive Matt Dunne. Republican Gov. Jim Douglas is not seeking re-election.

Latest polling: No public data available.

Money raised: Markowitz, $620,142 ; Shumlin, $591,375 ; Dunne, $337,627; Racine, $260,363; Bartlett, $76,806.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/2 ... 4_VA_N.htm

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