With results nearly complete, it appears that Project White House candidate Sandy Whitehouse defeated former Alaska Sen. Mike Gravel in yesterday's Arizona presidential primary.

As of 9 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 6, Whitehouse had 554 votes to Gravel's 273.

Project White House candidates Edward Dobson and Richard Grayson also outpolled Gravel. Dobson had 338 votes, while Grayson narrowly edged out Gravel with 287 votes.

Gravel was the only so-called "mainstream candidate" who took an interest in Project White House after Senior Campaign Manager Jim Nintzel sent a final invite in December to every candidate who made the ballot.

In a brief conversation, a member of Gravel's campaign expressed concern that the Project White House candidates were too "low-tier" for Gravel to associate himself with.

The tally as it stands with a small percentage of votes left to be counted:

Republicans

John McGrath: 426

Frank McEnulty: 281

Sean "CF" Murphy: 223

James Mitchell: 162

David Ruben: 95

Michael Shaw: 57

Bob Forthan: 66

Charles Skelley: 44

Rick Outzen: 44

Rhett Smith: 37

Democrats

Sandy Whitehouse: 554

Edward Dobson: 338

Richard Grayson: 287

Karl Krueger: 253

Frank Lynch: 224

William Campbell: 215

Chuck See: 209

Doctress Neutopia (aka Libby Hubbard): 174

Michael Oatman: 167 Rich Lee: 148

Peter "Simon" Bollander: 136

Tish Haymer: 95

Orion Karl Daley: 80

Leland Montell: 79