Larry Krasner wins Democratic primary for district attorney

State of play: Krasner was leading with 61% of the vote over challenger Pat Dugan late Tuesday night, per the city's unofficial results.

• Krasner has been campaigning as a bulwark against President Donald Trump's policies and immigration crackdowns, and championing progressive criminal justice policies.

Zoom in: The victory puts Krasner on the Democratic ticket in November.

• He'll likely win the general election due to the party's overwhelming advantage of registered voters in the city.
• Plus: Republicans didn't run any candidates in the primary.

Yes, but: Dugan may get a second chance to defeat Krasner.

• Philly's Republican City Committee funded a write-in campaign to nominate Dugan for their party's ticket in November. However, Dugan's campaign has said he's committed to not running as a Republican.
• It could take several days for election officials to determine whether he received the required 1,000 write-in votes.

Zoom out: A third term for Krasner would be historic.

• He would become only the second district attorney elected to more than two terms in roughly a century.
• The last to do so: Lynne Abraham, who was elected to four terms and served until 2010.

Meanwhile, City Controller candidates Christy Brady (Dem.) and Republican Ari Patrinos — who both ran unopposed in their primaries – move on to the November ballot.

• Voters also cast ballots for state and municipal judges, among other offices. See the results here.