WASHINGTON (AP) - The Establishment Candidate, backed by Republicans as well as former Alaska Gov.. Sarah Palin has Taken the lead over a tea-party favorite in New Hampshire's Republican Senate primary.
Former Attorney General Kelly Ayotte (AY'-AHT) Edged ahead of Ovide Lamontagne as returns piled up on midnight. Her lead was roughly 1.000 votes tallied with results from three-quarters of the state's precincts. She has had trailed early.
Lamontagne is a former Chairman of the state Board of Education.
The winner will face Democratic Rep.. Paul Hodes, Who Is Giving up at his seat in the House Thurs run for the Senate.
In Delaware, Christine O'Donnell rode a surge of support from party activists tea Thurs That victory in the state's Republican Senate primary Tuesday night, Dealing Yet Another setback to the GOP establishment.
O'Donnell defeated nine-term Rep.. Mike Castle, a Fixture in Delaware politics for a generation and committed a political moderate
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