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AP calls governor races for Republicans Alan Wilson (SC), Phil Scott (VT) and Brad Little (ID), and Louisiana Senate for Julia Letlow (R)

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At a glance: The Associated Press called these races for Republicans since 12:30 AM ET (AP via NYT). · Sources: AP via New York Times live results
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The Associated Press called these races for Republicans since 12:30 AM ET (AP via NYT). All stay Republican.

- South Carolina governor: Alan Wilson (R) defeats Jermaine Johnson (D), 12:35 AM ET. 1,046,315 to 952,608 with about 98% counted. - Vermont governor: Gov. Phil Scott (R) defeats Amanda Janoo (D), 12:35 AM ET. 161,237 to 140,923 with about 99% counted. - Idaho governor: Gov. Brad Little (R) defeats Terri Pickens (D), 12:36 AM ET. 183,654 to 127,926 with about 51% counted. - Louisiana Senate: Julia Letlow (R) defeats Jamie Davis (D), 12:31 AM ET. 745,963 to 720,106 with about 99% counted.

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