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Published 8:44 pm Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Lafayette County:

Hillary Clinton was the favored Democratic candidate in Lafayette County as well as Mississippi with 64 percent of the votes. Bernie Sanders took 35 percent and Rocky De La Fuente earned seven votes. In the Republican race, Donald Trump earned 36 percent, just barely beating Ted Cruz who earned 33 percent of Lafayette County’s votes.

In the 1st Congressional District race, first-term U.S. Rep. Trent Kelly defeated Navy veteran Paul Clever in the Republican primary. Kelly is a former district attorney who won a June 2015 special election to fill a vacancy left by the death of Republican Rep. Alan Nunnelee. Kelly will face three challengers in November. Jacob Owens is a Democrat, Chase Wilson is a Libertarian and Cathy L. Toole is with the Reform Party.

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Associated Press Top Races Glance

President Dem – Primary

1,703 of 1,811 precincts – 94 percent

x-Hillary Clinton 170,612 – 83 percent

Bernie Sanders 33,282 – 16 percent

Willie Wilson 823 – 0 percent

Martin O’Malley 612 – 0 percent

Rocky De La Fuente 441 – 0 percent

President GOP – Primary

1,703 of 1,811 precincts – 94 percent

x-Donald Trump 176,716 – 48 percent

Ted Cruz 135,510 – 36 percent

John Kasich 32,034 – 9 percent

Marco Rubio 18,697 – 5 percent

Ben Carson 4,883 – 1 percent

Jeb Bush 1,426 – 0 percent

Mike Huckabee 931 – 0 percent

Rand Paul 557 – 0 percent

Chris Christie 433 – 0 percent

Rick Santorum 244 – 0 percent

Carly Fiorina 200 – 0 percent

Lindsey Graham 156 – 0 percent

George Pataki 106 – 0 percent

U.S. House District 1 Northeast, Tupelo GOP – Primary

399 of 423 precincts – 94 percent

x-Trent Kelly (i) 87,248 – 89 percent

Paul Clever 10,491 – 11 percent

U.S. House District 3 Central Dem – Primary

468 of 518 precincts – 90 percent

x-Dennis Quinn 24,044 – 65 percent

Nathan Stewart 13,168 – 35 percent

U.S. House District 3 Central GOP – Primary

468 of 518 precincts – 90 percent

x-Gregg Harper (i) 85,132 – 90 percent

Jimmy Giles 9,930 – 10 percent

State Senate District 25

23 of 23 precincts – 100 percent

x-Walter Michel, 10,077 – 51 percent

Bill Billingsley, 9,763 – 49 percent