Vote tallies from Tuesday's Minnesota primary election

All votes from Tuesday's primary election have been counted. (All results are unofficial until verified by the state canvassing board.)

In congressional races, the candidate who received the most votes in each party moves on to the Nov. 6 general election. In judicial races, the top two vote-getters will be on the Nov. 6 ballot.

U.S. Senate

Independence: Glen Menze, 2,073; Stephen Williams, 3,070

Republican: Kurt Bills, 63,386; David Carlson, 43,856; Bob Carney Jr., 16,760

Democrat: Dick Franson, 6,832; Amy Klobuchar (i), 183,717; Jack Shepard, 6,638; Darryl Stanton, 5,161

U.S. House of Representatives

8th Congressional District

Democrat: Jeff Anderson, 15,978; Tarryl Clark, 17,540; Richard Nolan, 20,839

1st Congressional District

Republican: Mike Parry, 10,622; Allen Quist, 12,541

2nd Congressional District

Republican: David Gerson, 2,772; John Kline (i), 15,859

3rd Congressional District

Republican: John Howard II, 2,032; Erik Paulsen (i), 18,672

4th Congressional District

Republican: Tony Hernandez, 6,885; Ron Seiford, 3,864

Democrat: Diana Longrie, 3,215; Betty McCollum (i), 27,304; Brian Stalboereger, 1,921

5th Congressional District

Democrat: Gary Boisclair, 1,397; Keith Ellison (i), 30,609; Gregg Iverson, 2,143

6th Congress District

Republican: Michele Bachmann (i), 14,569; Aubrey Immelman, 1,242; Stephen Thompson, 2,322

Minnesota Supreme Court

Chief justice

Jill Clark, 61,253; Lorie Skjerven Gildea (i), 145,016; Dan Griffith, 85,843

Justice 4

Alan Nelson, 61,917; David Stras (i), 139,215; Tim Tingelstad, 83,953

(i) indicates incumbent