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Two U.S. House races remain uncalled

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Two U.S. House races remain uncalled
Could be that the House majority held tenuously by the Dems will grow by a seat or two.
These are both cases of Democrats doing that which Trump is doing, attempting to win in the courts.
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"Two U.S. House races were decided by fewer than a dozen votes. They are two of the closest House elections in decades.

  • In New York's 22nd Congressional District, Claudia Tenney (R) leads Rep. Anthony Brindisi (D) by 12 votes with more than 800 disputed ballots not included in the official counts. Oswego County Supreme Court Justice Scott DelConte has blocked county election boards from certifying Tenney as the winner, pending the resolution of legal proceedings.
  • In Iowa's 2nd Congressional District, state election officials certified Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R) as the winner by a margin of six votes. Runner-up Rita Hart (D) announced she would contest the results before the U.S. House's Administration Committee.
Congressional elections this close are rare, but what about state and local elections?"
 
Clicker III said:
Two U.S. House races remain uncalled
Could be that the House majority held tenuously by the Dems will grow by a seat or two.
These are both cases of Democrats doing that which Trump is doing, attempting to win in the courts.
From Ballotpedia

"Two U.S. House races were decided by fewer than a dozen votes. They are two of the closest House elections in decades.

  • In New York's 22nd Congressional District, Claudia Tenney (R) leads Rep. Anthony Brindisi (D) by 12 votes with more than 800 disputed ballots not included in the official counts. Oswego County Supreme Court Justice Scott DelConte has blocked county election boards from certifying Tenney as the winner, pending the resolution of legal proceedings.
  • In Iowa's 2nd Congressional District, state election officials certified Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R) as the winner by a margin of six votes. Runner-up Rita Hart (D) announced she would contest the results before the U.S. House's Administration Committee.
Congressional elections this close are rare, but what about state and local elections?"
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The Virginia state senate was once deicided by a tie and then a pick out of the hat
 
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