Idaho Gov. Brad Little has earned a second GOP nomination at the helm of one the nation’s most conservative states, The Associated Press projected early into Tuesday ballot counts.
With 10 of Idaho’s 44 counties partially reporting, and three counties fully reported, Little was leading in the GOP primary with 62.8% of the votes.
Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin, his most high-profile opponent, has secured 23.8% of the votes. Ed Humphreys received the third-most votes, with 10.1%. This story will be updated throughout the night as ballots are counted.
