Democratic and Republican voters chose Assembly and Senate candidates for November's general election Tuesday.

Thirteen of 40 districts had competitive races and voter turnout was low. The winning candidates - one Senate and two Assembly candidates - from each party will run on November 6, when all Senate and Assembly seats will be decided.

Tuesday's primary set the stage for a fall election that will bring the largest turnover to the state Legislature since the Democrats won 39 seats in 1973.

AP wires contributed to this report.

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