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Related: About this forumBarber/McSally Update (Gabby Giffords' seat)
Pima County crews counted more than 2,000 early and provisional ballots yesterday. Thousands more provisional ballots still need to be counted.
Election workers have until the end of tomorrow to verify those.
The latest numbers still show a tight race for Congressional District 2.
Democrat Ron Barber's lead now stands at 923 votes over Republican Martha McSally. That is up from 709 vote lead this morning.
A little more at the link: http://www.tucsonnewsnow.com/story/20108166/deadline-looming-to-tally-votes
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Barber/McSally Update (Gabby Giffords' seat) (Original Post)
Fridays Child
Nov 2012
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hrmjustin
(71,265 posts)1. At least it is going in the right direction.
AnotherDreamWeaver
(2,850 posts)2. K & R, n/t
Indpndnt
(2,391 posts)3. Is this going to be the final (as well as first) count?
Or is there an inevitable recount with the results so close?
Fridays Child
(23,998 posts)6. In Arizona, I think a recount will be conducted if...
...the difference between candidates is one tenth of a percent of all votes cast for the candidates. This may also require certification by a superior court judge, before the recount can begin. I think that other challenges, such as one mounted by a candidate, have to meet other, more stringent and time-consuming, requirements. Don't quote me on the above, though.
Cha
(297,240 posts)4. Fingers Crossed for Ron Barber
Thanks Friday's Child!
ProudProgressiveNow
(6,129 posts)5. +1000 nt
Fridays Child
(23,998 posts)7. No problem!