This is the number of Registered voters from the Sec of State.(I left out the smaller parties)
Congressional District 2
Cochise County (Dems) 18,784 (Rep) 25,463 (Ind) 23,923
Pima 106,024 102,898 102,050
The number of ballots still outstanding vary by media account. Mail in ballots need signatures verified and the provisionals (questionable registration/name/residence)
From AZ Republic
Republican Martha McSally held a slim lead — 1,300 votes as of 6:15 p.m. Wednesday — over incumbent Democratic Rep. Ron Barber in the race for the southern Arizona district. Meanwhile, more than 3,200 ballots had to be tallied in Cochise County and nearly 47,000 in Pima County.
The votes that have yet to be counted are early and provisional ballots.
Pima County elections officials said 36,728 early ballots and 10,131 provisional ballots remained to be counted there.
Cochise County estimated it still had to tally 2,081 early ballots dropped off at polling places, and 1,141 provisional ballots. Because of technical problems Tuesday night, early ballots were sent to Graham County to be counted, said interim election director Jim Vlahovich.
Answer, who knows? Cochise verified their early ballot count today reportedly.
Aren’t military votes counted as provisional? She would definitely have a higher margin there than she would generally.