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Pennsylvania Senate Race: Recount Ordered Amid Controversies Over Ballot Counting

A recount is ordered in Pennsylvania's closely contested Senate race between Bob Casey and David McCormick due to issues surrounding ballot validity and counting procedures.

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Updated: Nov 14th, 2024, 8:30 PM ET

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Following a narrow 0.43% lead for Republican David McCormick over incumbent Democrat Bob Casey, Pennsylvania will begin a recount due to the margin being within the mandated threshold. Controversies arise as some ballots with signature issues are being counted, despite state supreme court guidance. Several counties, led by Democrat commissioners, have moved to include undated ballots in the recount, sparking legal challenges from Republican groups. The final outcomes may impact the Senate's Republican majority.

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