Be prepared for a long primary night - make sure your lawyers are primed and well-oiled!

Early voters and absentee ballots returned (so far) totals appear below

The initial impression is dire news for the Tom Abinanti.  In his Mount Pleasant redoubt, his highland troops are slow to heed the blast of his war horns.  While comprising 25% of 92AD registered Democrats, Mount Pleasanters are barely 17% of pre-primary voters.  Greenburghers, over-voting their numbers by more than 8%, instead are filling the breach.  A grim tomorrow indeed for Tom is foretold, one may think.  However, not so fast.   A closer look at the gathering in Greenburgh promises hope for Tom and his unsteady northern alliance:

Within Greenburgh, we find the following pre-primary vote breakdown:

Indeed, the balance within Greenburgh surprises as TOV (unincorporated Greenburgh) - areas previously of particular strength for Abinanti - are outperforming Shimsky's Rivertown strongholds.  With particularly strong pre-primary numbers from Hartsdale and the TOV Ardsley school district (44% of the TOV turnout, nearly 23% of the Greenburgh total, with a median age of more than 72 years old) Paul Feiner's loyal host of white haired walkers is shambling to battle and, perhaps, may save Tom from catastrophe.  

Rest well, for a long and uncertain primary night approaches.