Yesterday, I told you which primary races to watch today.

That's a basic run-down on the situation in Connecticut, Georgia's 4th District (Democratic incumbent McKinney may pack it up), and Michigan's 7th (Republican incumbent Schwarz may go home).

Real Clear Politics has a similar Primary Day Primer.

Now, here's where to watch them on the Web:

Connecticut: Lamont/Lieberman

• Lamont, of course, knows nothing about her, but I'd suggest reading Jane Hamsher at FireDogLake for the Lefty take on the ground battle.

• The hyper-bloggers at The Corner will undoubtedly be on developments all day.

• Pretty much everyone is opining on this race, so pick a blog, any blog.

• In other news, Joe's campaign website was hacked last night, and is still unavailable. Classy.

• Georgia blog Peach Pundit is on all the red clay races today.
• Dignan's 75-Year plan has been following the Johnson campaign for months.
• The Dekalb section of the AJC isn't blogging, bur probably worth a look.
• Oh, and here's the AJC's Political Insider blog.

• The Club for Growth, of course!

• The Adrian Insider is on the race, and notes that the campaign has taken an unconventional turn...onto MySpace.

• The Detroit Free Press' guide to today's Michigan races.

• ColoradoPols has all the primaries covered in Colorado.
• Andy reminds me that the six-way Republican primary squabble in CO-5 is an interesting one, too.
  

And, there's the Sixers blog at NRO for all the races. H/t Michelle.

Also, I don't know how I forgot Hotline On Call.