NBC News has projected Michael Minogue as the winner of the Massachusetts Republican primary for governor, a key contest in the state's upcoming election season. In South Carolina, Senator Darline Graham is expected to win the GOP Senate primary runoff, and she publicly thanked former President Donald Trump for his support following her victory. Her opponent, Ralph Norman, conceded after losing the runoff, marking a significant shift in South Carolina's political landscape. In Georgia’s 13th Congressional District, Everton Blair is projected to win a special election, which will determine who will represent the district in Congress. Meanwhile, in Oklahoma, Mike Mazzei is expected to win the Republican gubernatorial primary runoff, positioning him as the likely nominee for the state's governorship. In Florida, Rep. Dean Donalds is projected to win the GOP governor primary, while Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz is expected to secure the Democratic nomination for Florida’s 20th District. Additionally, former Florida Governor Charlie Crist, running under the name "Jolly" in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, is projected to win his party’s nomination. In Alaska, both Republican Senator Dan Sullivan and Democrat Mary Peltola are advancing to the general election for the Senate, setting up a competitive race in a state known for its political independence. In Massachusetts, Senators Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren, along with Rep. Jim Lynch, are projected to win their respective Democratic primaries, securing their positions for the upcoming elections. The Supreme Court has allowed a Trump-backed order on mail-in ballots to go into effect, and Trump has once again asked the court to permit restrictions on mail ballots, marking the third time he has sought such approval. The ongoing legal battle over mail-in ballots is heading toward the Supreme Court, with a whistleblower warning that the U.S. Postal Service’s ballot system could lead to significant disruptions. Meanwhile, former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, referred to as "Hegseth" in some reports, is considering a run for the presidency, according to sources. Former President Richard Nixon delivered a message to voters, stating, “We deserve to thrive,” while New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu thanked supporters after a projected victory in the GOP Senate primary.