U.S. Senate race between Oz, McCormick
within 0.08% of one another, and AP says
it won't make a call in the race
Posted By: NorthernDog, 5/20/2022 10:56:28 PM
The Pennsylvania Republican U.S. Senate primary election is still too close to call, the Associated Press reported Friday. The AP, which is the official source the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and several media outlets use to call races, said Friday it would not be making a call in the race that will likely head into a statewide recount between celebrity heart surgeon Mehmet Oz and former hedge fund CEO David McCormick. As of 5 p.m. Friday, just 1,079 votes separated Mr. Oz from Mr. McCormick. Mr. Oz was leading Mr. McCormick by 0.08%, which is well within the requirements for an automatic
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Oz is up by 1,079 votes with some absentee/military ballots still outstanding.