How does recount work in Pennsylvania? What to know as Senate race hangs in balance
The U.S. Senate election in Pennsylvania between Democratic Sen. Bob Casey and Republican challenger David McCormick is officially heading for a recount. The secretary of the commonwealth announced on Nov. 13 that a statewide recount is legally required based on the race’s unofficial results — which have Casey narrowly trailing McCormick.
HARRISBURG — The Nov. 5 general election in Pennsylvania is quickly approaching. If you still have questions about where your ...
Legal challenges are expected surrounding the more than 3,000 additional ballots. Also still uncounted are 1,600 overseas and ...
PENNSYLVANIA, USA — Polls have closed in Pennsylvania, and now the wait is on for votes to be counted. Currently, 97% of the ...
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Several Pennsylvania county election boards voted to include illegal ballots in ballot recount for Senate seat ...
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The state's 19 electoral votes have been avidly sought by Harris and Donald Trump, but she has a path to winning without them ...
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