Well, to be accurate, two state primaries and a run-off. Once again, the media is touting how history was made. Florida’s Democratic voters chose Andrew Gillum as their gubernatorial candidate. This marks the first time a major party in the state has selected an African-American to run for governor. Oklahoma Republicans chose a political newcomer in their primary to face off against the state’s former attorney general for governor. In what may have been the most watched race of the night, Sheriff Joe Arpaio placed a distant third in Arizona’s Senate primary. But there’s more, much more, to what happened last night. One question remains. Where is the much talked about Blue Wave?
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