David Lujan conceded to Felecia Rotellini in the Democratic primary for AG.

Rotellini will face either Andrew Thomas or Tom Horne in November, after the votes are counted on the GOP side, which was even closer than the Dems'.

From the Republic:

Lujan, leader of the Democratic minority in the state House, conceded to Rotellini on Twitter.

“It was a good fight,” Lujan wrote on his Twitter account. “Now, I am going to work as hard as I can to elect Felecia Rotellini as our next attorney general! Congrats Felecia!”

On the GOP side, the news is relatively promising. As Stephen Lemons puts it:

It’s not looking good for former Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas. As of the end of today’s count of the remaining ballots, state Schools Superintendent Tom Horne had expanded his lead of about 400 votes from yesterday to 1,073.

The margin needs to be much narrower—only 200 votes—to warrant a recount.

There are conflicting accounts of how many ballots are outstanding—one paper said 40,000, another more than 50,000—but there are more than enough to swing the election ether way.