Author: Brian Naylor / Source: NPR.org
It’s two days after the midterm elections, and there are still a few things unknown about the outcome. There are several House races and a handful of Senate seats still up in the air, along with two high-profile governors races in Georgia and Florida.
Some may be decided shortly, but a few may not be called until next week or later.
The undecided, competitive House races are listed below, are all held by Republicans (Results as of 1:45 p.m. ET Thursday):CA-10 R leads 50.6-49.4 or 1,287 votes
CA-25 D leads 51.3-48.7 or 4,117
CA-39 R leads 51.3-48.7 or 3,879
CA-45 R leads 51.7-48.3 or 6,223
CA-48 Dem leads 50.7-49.3 or 2,682
GA-7 R leads 50.2-49.8 or 890
ME-2* R leads 46.1-45.7 or 921
NJ-3 Dem leads 49.8-48.9 or 2,622
NY-22 Dem leads 50.3-49.7 or 1,293
NY-27 R leads 49.5-48.4 or 2,910
TX-23 R leads 49.2-48.7 or 1,150
UT-4 Dem leads 51.3-48.7 or 5,042
WA-8 Dem leads 52.9-47.1 or 12,576
*Only 88% of precincts are reporting and ranked-choice votes need to be reallocated. There were two independents who ran, who were seen as liberal. Combined they earned more than 22,500 votes.
Full election results can be found here.
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