The Republican primary in New York’s 23rd Congressional District, one of the state’s more conservative areas, is fairly close. Nick Langworthy, the state party chair, is about 860 votes, 2 percent of the tally so far, ahead of Carl Paladino, a polarizing figure with a history of offensive remarks.

As was expected, Representative Nicole Malliotakis, a Republican, and Max Rose, a Democrat, won their primaries in New York’s 11th District. Malliotakis unseated Rose in 2020, but the two will now have a rematch in November.

Both parties are watching a special election in New York’s Hudson Valley for a snapshot of where the political energy is less than three months before the midterm elections.

Maxwell Alejandro Frost, a 25-year-old activist, has won the Democratic primary in Florida’s 10th Congressional District. If he wins the Orlando-area district this fall, Frost, who is Afro-Cuban, would be the first Gen Z member of Congress.

The polls are now closed in New York.

Cory Mills, an Army veteran and conservative commentator who has sowed false doubts about the 2020 presidential election, won the Republican primary in Florida’s Seventh Congressional District, defeating seven other candidates. Mills is expected to win the district, in suburban Orlando, this fall.

Representative Daniel Webster narrowly fended off a Republican primary challenge from Laura Loomer, a far-right activist and conspiracy theorist, who describes herself as anti-Muslim. Loomer had out-raised and out-spent Webster, whom she attacked as a “Republican in Name Only.”

One race to watch tonight is the primary of Representative Sean Patrick Maloney. He leads the House Democratic campaign arm but faces a primary challenge from his left from state Senator Alessandra Biaggi, who won her seat in 2018 by ousting another entrenched incumbent Democrat.

New York is known as a deeply liberal state, but it will be home to a number of highly competitive House races this fall.

The polls are now closed in Oklahoma and in the western part of the Florida Panhandle. (The polls in the rest of Florida closed an hour ago.) If you were in line by 7 p.m. Central time, you can still vote.

In the final hours of voting in New York City, supporters of Representatives Jerry Nadler and Carolyn Maloney are at the 72nd Street subway station on Manhattan’s East Side, competing with each other to ply the same passersby with literature.