Most of the 2010 Alaska Primary Election results are in now.

For Governor, where Republican Sean Parnell hopes to get re-elected; he has won his primary with 49% of the votes over Bill Walker who finished with 34%, and Ralph Samuels who came in 3rd with 14%. Parnell will be running against Democrat Ethan Berkowitz who won his primary against Hollis French 56% to 44%.

For the Alaska Senate Primary, things still are a little uncertain. The democrats know that Scott McAdams will be running for them. He won the primary with 59% of the vote over Jacob Set Kern, and Frank Vondersaar. However for the republicans, where incumbent Lisa Murkowski looks to get re-elected as the Alaskan Senator, results are still too close to be certain. It appears as though Joe Miller has the upper hand. He currently has approximately 51% of the votes. The odds are that he will be representing the republicans, but it isn’t over until the fat lady sings.

In other Alaska election news, Don Young who is seeking re-election for a seat in the house for the “At-Large District” has won the primary for the republicans, and will take on Democrat Harry Crawford. Young has held the seat for 38 years now.