PA update: With a few hundred more mail ballots counted today, Oz's lead over McCormick in the GOp Senate primary is now 977 votes (0.1%). What we think is left...
* Per the PA Dept of State, up to 5,400 mail-in ballots, but "it is likely that the estimates include rejected ballots that have not yet been recorded"
* Appx. 200 military/overseas ballots to be counted Wed.
* Appx. 800 provisionals, which so far have split 154-154 Oz/McCormick
* Appx. 200 military/overseas ballots to be counted Wed.
* Appx. 800 provisionals, which so far have split 154-154 Oz/McCormick
This continues to leave us well within automatic recount range. The biggest remaining variable may be potential litigation involving whether to count mail-in ballots that were signed but not dated. That could expand the mail pool by a small but possibly crucial amount.
And here, per @DavidMDrucker, is the McCormick campaign filing suit to count the mail-ins that aren't dated. As of now, the state hasn't issues guidance to counties on how to handle these ballots: washingtonexaminer.com/news/mccormick…
And now the PA GOP takes a stand against McCormick’s argument:
https://twitter.com/pagop/status/1528872609320140801
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