Television reporters wait to do standups before the watch party for democratic gubernatorial candidate Paul Davis on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2014 at Abe & Jake's Landing in Lawrence.

Governor/Lt. Gov.

3479 of 3749 precincts reporting statewide, 97 of 97 precincts reporting in Douglas County

Democrat: Paul Davis / Jill Docking

Statewide: 390,603

Douglas County: 26,344

PROJECTED WINNER – Republican: Sam Brownback / Jeff Colyer

Statewide: 423,632

Douglas County: 29,218

Libertarian: Keen A. Umbehr / Joshua J. Umbehr

Statewide: 33,704

Douglas County: 919

U.S. Senate

3749 of 3749 precincts reporting statewide, 97 of 97 precincts reporting in Douglas County

PROJECTED WINNER – Republican: Pat Roberts

Statewide: 449,936

Douglas County: 10,847

Libertarian: Randall Batson

Statewide: 35,715

Douglas County: 1,249

Independent: Greg Orman

Statewide: 358,886

Douglas County: 24,320

U.S. House, 2nd District

912 of 912 precincts reporting

Democrat: Margie Wakefield 85,076

PROJECTED WINNER – Republican: Lynn Jenkins 126,627

Libertarian: Christopher Clemmons 9,524

Secretary of State

3479 of 3749 Precincts reporting

Democrat: Jean Kurtis Schodorf 340,168

PROJECTED WINNER – Republican: Kris Kobach 497,907

Attorney General

3479 of 3749 Precincts reporting

Democrat: A.J. Kotich 273,298

PROJECTED WINNER – Republican: Derek Schmidt 551,490

State Treasurer

3479 of 3749 Precincts reporting

Democrat: Carmen Alldritt 266,600

PROJECTED WINNER – Republican: Ron Estes 557,111

Insurance Commissioner

3479 of 3749 Precincts reporting

Democrat: Dennis Anderson 312,470

PROJECTED WINNER – Republican: Ken Selzer 500,395

Kansas House District 10

19 of 19 precincts reporting

PROJECTED WINNER – Democrat: John Wilson 4,656

Republican: Nicolas D. VanWyhe 2,746

Kansas House District 44

16 of 16 Douglas County precincts reporting

Democrat: Barbara Ballard 7,413

Kansas House District 45

29 of 29 Douglas County precincts reporting

Republican: Tom Sloan 8,019

Kansas House District 46

26 of 26 precincts reporting

PROJECTED WINNER – Democrat: Dennis “Boog” Highberger 5,911

Republican: J. Douglas Robinson 1,158

State Board of Education District 1

196 of 196 precincts reporting

PROJECTED WINNER Democrat: Janet Waugh 27,443

Republican: Nancy Klemp 24,728