Here is a link to the New York Times’ election returns for the New Jersey presidential primaries. There were no other statewide offices on the ballot.
Here is a link to New Mexico primary election returns for June 7.
Here is a link to June 7 primary election returns from South Dakota.
Here is a link to Montana primary election returns for June 7.
Here is a link to the California Secretary of State’s web page, showing June 7 election returns. As expected, the only two names on the November 2016 ballot for U.S. Senate will be Kamala Harris and Loretta Sanchez. Because California eliminated write-in space in November for Congress and state office, Californians will not be able to vote for anyone for U.S. Senate in November than either of those two Democrats, who mostly agree with each other on the leading issues.
For U.S. House, two Democrats will be the only candidates on the November ballot in these districts: 17, 29, 34, and 44. The only non-major party member who will be on the November ballot for U.S. House will be an independent in the 40th district. The 40th district result was inevitable, because the only two candidates on the primary ballot in that district were a Democrat and the independent.