Primary Day: Stay on Top of Things With All the Blogs You Need

Yesterday, I told you which primary races to watch today.

That's a basic run-down on the situation in Connecticut, Georgia's 4th District (Democratic incumbent McKinney may pack it up), and Michigan's 7th (Republican incumbent Schwarz may go home).

Real Clear Politics has a similar Primary Day Primer.

Now, here's where to watch them on the Web:

Connecticut: Lamont/Lieberman

• Lamont, of course, knows nothing about her, but I'd suggest reading Jane Hamsher at FireDogLake for the Lefty take on the ground battle.

• The hyper-bloggers at The Corner will undoubtedly be on developments all day.

• Pretty much everyone is opining on this race, so pick a blog, any blog.

• In other news, Joe's campaign website was hacked last night, and is still unavailable. Classy.

• Georgia blog Peach Pundit is on all the red clay races today.
• Dignan's 75-Year plan has been following the Johnson campaign for months.
• The Dekalb section of the AJC isn't blogging, bur probably worth a look.
• Oh, and here's the AJC's Political Insider blog.

• The Club for Growth, of course!

• The Adrian Insider is on the race, and notes that the campaign has taken an unconventional turn...onto MySpace.

Recommended

Here's Another Kamala Clip That She Hopes Voters Never See Guy Benson

Advertisement

• The Detroit Free Press' guide to today's Michigan races.

• ColoradoPols has all the primaries covered in Colorado.
• Andy reminds me that the six-way Republican primary squabble in CO-5 is an interesting one, too.
  

And, there's the Sixers blog at NRO for all the races. H/t Michelle.

Also, I don't know how I forgot Hotline On Call.