Thread by @JRosenblattTV

#NY22 UPDATE: After Broome, Madison, Tioga and Herkimer counties submitted the results of their partial canvassing process, we now have new numbers.

As of RIGHT NOW, @claudiatenney has 155,494 votes, @RepBrindisi has 155,483 votes.

The gap in #NY22 is now just 11 votes.

What follows is a thread of everything we have learned so far, and everything we still need to find out.

This information is up to date as of this very minute, so expect that it could potentially change. 2/

First up, everything we don’t know.

Chenango and Oneida have yet to file the results from this week. These are two of the three counties (+Madison) that have had the most errors so far, so I expect some pretty significant changes. 3/

There is a private call happening as I type between the lawyers for all parties involved and the justice.

The next court sitting is scheduled for Monday at 1, but that could change if Chenango and Oneida aren’t fully done yet. 4/

The first new information we have isn’t that new: the number of ballots improperly marked that were fixed to note objections.

We had 4 in Oswego, 132 in Madison, 116 in Broome, 9 in Herkimer and 0 in Cortland/Tioga for a total of 261. 5/

6 total ballots were recanvassed to fix these marking errors, all in Oswego County.

Four of these were challenged, the newest challenges to add to our list. 6/

The first major update (other than the vote counts) is the number of ballots not previously canvassed correctly or recanvassed entirely: 108 in Oswego, 451 in Cortland, 213 in Madison, 688 in Broome, 0 in Tioga/Herkimer for a total of 1460.

Further breakdown below ⬇️

Of those 1460, 14 were challenged in Oswego, 36 in Cortland, 67 in Madison and 265 in Broome.

This means there are now 382 new ballots for Justice DelConte to rule over, plus whatever happens in Chenango/Oneida 8/

The final part is the new vote counts. Tenney picked up 1 vote in Oswego and Broome, and Brindisi picked up 3 in Broome.

This is why the gap between the two is now 11 votes 9/

Forgot to add the other four from Oswego. This number is actually 386.

Besides all of the categories laid out above, there were a couple other interesting things I found in the filings.

First up, there are apparently three people with the same name all living in the same election district in Oswego.

Grandfather, father, son??? 10/10

We also have our first allegation of fraud, courtesy of the Tenney campaign in Broome County.

Haven't gotten an answer from the campaign yet as to why it suspects this ballot is fraudulent 11/11

Our last miscellaneous ballot comes courtesy of Herkimer County, where disagreements over the timeliness of a cure ballot led to another vote being added to Justice DelConte's to-do list.

Including the "fraud" ballot in Broome and 4 in Oswego, that list has 388 new ballots 12/

Also worth noting: the Brindisi legal team added two new lawyers, both of whom are DC-based associates of Perkins Coie.

One of them, Alexi Velez, was part of the team responsible for overturning the NC-9 election due to fraud 13/

Everything in this thread could change as soon as Chenango and Oneida counties file their results, or if something big happens in this private call currently ongoing.

For now, this is the most up-to-date information in #NY22 14/14.