So we're not going to have a result tonight.

When all the votes are tallied, I am confident we will win.

We're not going to have resolution tonight, but we can see the path ahead.

We can see victory ahead.

Pennsylvania's Republican primary for the U.S. Senate still two-year the path ahead. We can see victory ahead.

Pennsylvania's Republican primary for the U.S. Senate still too close to call.

Trump-backed Dr. Oz leads his opponent, Dave McCormick, by a tiny sliver.

Just under 2,600 votes separate the two. We will have more on that race and the Democrat who will face

one of these two candidates in the general election. Plus, Republicans in North Carolina's

11th congressional district run out of patience with Congressman Madison Coughorn as Trump's pick

in that race is voted out. We'll break down those results. And speaking in the wake of

the Buffalo tragedy, President Biden vowed to, quote, expose those who use power and prestige

to spread hate. But the question this morning, will he name names?

No. names. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Wednesday, May 18th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire, and we've got a lot of news to get to today.

Here we go.

Results are still coming in this morning for Pennsylvania's closely watched primary election.

In the hotly contested Senate race, Republicans still do not have a winner.

The election is too close to call between Trump-backed Dr. Mehmet Oz and hedge fund executive David McCormick.

McCormick is backed by several Trump administration officials, including former Secretary

of State, like Pompeo.

Recent polling saw him losing momentum after Trump attacked him as, quote, not MAGA.

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