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Primary elections were held across New York State on Tuesday to determine the players in November's general elections.

U.S. CONGRESS (DISTRICT 19 - DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY)

Julian Schreibman declared victory over Joel Tyner just after 11 p.m. Tuesday in the Democratic primary for the 19th Congressional District. Schreibman will face incumbent Rep. Chris Gibson in the general election.

Here are the latest numbers, according to the Associated Press:

426 of 653 precincts - 65%

• Julian Schreibman 4,635 - 61%
• Joel C. Tyner 2,980 - 39%

U.S. CONGRESS (DISTRICT 21 - REPUBLICAN PRIMARY)

Matthew Doheny soundly defeated Kellie Greene in the Republican primary for the 21st District Congressional Race. Doheny will now go on to face the incumbent Democrat, Rep. Bill Owens.

Following redistricting earlier this year, the new 21st District encompasses Fulton, Warren, Washington, and northern Saratoga Counties.

Here are the numbers, according to the Associated Press:

515 of 608 precincts - 85%

• x-Matthew Doheny 7,404 - 72%
• Kellie Greene 2,893 - 28%

U.S. SENATE (REPUBLICAN PRIMARY)

Wendy Long declared victory in the three-way Republican primary to face incumbent Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand in November.

Gillibrand announced Tuesday night that she had called Long to congratulate her on her primary victory.

Here are the latest numbers, according to the Associated Press:

U.S. Senate (2006) GOP - Primary

11,326 of 14,670 precincts - 77%

x-Wendy Long 61,568 - 52%

Bob Turner 41,389 - 35%

George Maragos 14,685 - 12%

OTHER NEW YORK STATE RACES

All numbers from the Associated Press:

DEMOCRAT PRIMARIES -

District 5

123 of 494 precincts - 25%

x-Gregory Meeks (i) 2,293 - 61%

Mike Scala 562 - 15%

Allan Jennings 519 - 14%

Joseph Marthone 369 - 10%

District 6

216 of 498 precincts - 43%

Grace Meng 6,335 - 53%

Rory Lancman 3,079 - 26%

Elizabeth Crowley 1,954 - 16%

Robert Mittman 478 - 4%

District 7

296 of 504 precincts - 59%

x-Nydia Velazquez (i) 8,445 - 61%

Erik Dilan 3,100 - 22%

Daniel O'Connor 1,852 - 13%

George Martinez 405 - 3%

District 8

335 of 622 precincts - 54%

x-Hakeem Jeffries 15,341 - 75%

Charles Barron 5,031 - 25%

District 9

265 of 597 precincts - 44%

x-Yvette Clarke (i) 6,100 - 88%

Sylvia Kinard 871 - 12%

District 13

190 of 506 precincts - 38%

Charles Rangel (i) 8,361 - 53%

Adriano Espaillat 4,972 - 31%

Clyde Williams 1,805 - 11%

Joyce S. Johnson 398 - 3%

Craig Schley 276 - 2%

District 16

454 of 743 precincts - 61%

x-Eliot Engel (i) 6,139 - 92%

Aniello Grimaldi 533 - 8%

District 18

354 of 626 precincts - 57%

Sean Patrick Maloney 4,108 - 46%

Richard Becker 2,744 - 31%

Matthew Alexander 1,586 - 18%

Duane Jackson 419 - 5%

Thomas Wilson 129 - 1%

District 23

411 of 596 precincts - 69%

Nate Shinagawa 4,594 - 58%

Leslie Burke 2,894 - 36%

Melissa Dobson 466 - 6%

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GOP PRIMARIES -

District 1

440 of 471 precincts - 93%

x-Randy Altschuler 6,379 - 87%

George Demos 930 - 13%

District 4

378 of 636 precincts - 59%

x-Francis Becker 3,136 - 56%

Frank Scaturro 2,490 - 44%

District 17

559 of 628 precincts - 89%

x-Joe Carvin 3,532 - 65%

Jim Russell 1,931 - 35%

District 22

484 of 562 precincts - 86%

x-Richard Hanna (i) 8,556 - 73%

Michael Kicinski 3,189 - 27%

District 27

605 of 622 precincts - 97%

x-Chris Collins 10,554 - 59%

David Bellavia 7,360 - 41%