Pennsylvania’s GOP Senate primary is too close to call, the Associated Press reports. The race is probably headed for a recount.
Unless McCormick concedes by noon on Wednesday, the Pennsylvania Department of State will officially order a recount that must begin no later than June 1 and be completed by noon on June 7, with the results likely released the next day.
Each county must recount the ballots using a different method than was originally used, which could be by hand or a different kind of device, said Grace Griffaton, a spokeswoman for the department of state in an email. The candidates and a lawyer may observe the recount, she said.Oz and McCormick have been locked in a bitter, noxious race for weeks with Trump throwing his support behind a fellow television celebrity he says he’s known for years while other Trump-aligned people like Sen.
Neither campaign has echoed Trump’s claims of voter fraud and there is no evidence of any wrongdoing. Trump and his allies have sought to discredit mail-in ballots, which became a more common way to vote as a covid precaution. Both campaigns this week have been bullish about their chances of winning. McCormick, Oz and their surrogates have all said publicly that they would be ahead once all the ballots were counted.on top in the PA Senate race. This is great news for Pennsylvania and for America,” Pompeo tweeted on Thursday.shift the political landscape and impact what President Biden can accomplish during the remainder of his first term. Here’s what to know.The general election is Nov.
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