With half the projected vote in, McKinney is up over the incumbent 52.3 percent to 47.7 percent. Sayed is still up three points and change with just under two-thirds of the projected vote in. With around 35 percent of projected votes in, el-Sayed only has around 50 percent to Stevens’ 47. ET:The Michigan race at the center of tonight’s attention might not be called for awhile, if past is prologue. With only about 26 percent of the projected vote total in, James has 50.5 percent, ahead of Perry Johnson’s 35.9 percent.