Outfront next, it's election night in America.

Millions of voters casting ballots in six states, the biggest primary night of the year.

Bulls about to close and we will bring you the results.

Plus, he thinks he's got a chance to flip, a Senate seat blue in Iowa. It was 20 years since

that's happened. He's on the ballot tonight and he's our guest. And out forage from both parties

as Trump taps a mortgage guy with zero intel or foreign affairs experience to be the acting

director of national intelligence. Why did Trump pick somebody with no resume or experience on the issue?

Let's go out front. And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett and welcome to the special edition of Outfront on this Tuesday.

It's a primary night and it is election night in America. And we are standing by for the first polls to close tonight.

In the biggest night of the primaries so far.

Millions of people are voting in six states, coast to coast. Polls are closing in New Jersey,

Iowa, Montana, New Mexico, South Dakota, and California in these next hours and so many big stories

tonight. Democrats are hoping to flip a ruby red Senate seat blue in a state that Trump won

three times, but it's now up for grabs. And of course, there's California, where voters are casting

final ballots in one of the most unsettled governor's races in history, also the most expensive

governor's race on record. The primary has easily passed a quarter billion dollars in ad spending,

a quarter billion dollars, $ spending, a quarter billion dollars,

$315 million, in fact, according to ad impact.

There are 61 candidates running.

One of them happens to be a billionaire spending a lot of money, so that's skewed the whole thing.

The top two winners are going to go head to head in November, which likely means that two of these three,

Javier Bacera, Biden's former HHS secretary, who has a lot of support for moderate Democrats, Tom Steyer, the billionaire Democrat I referenced, and Steve Hilton,

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