Aren’t military votes counted as provisional? She would definitely have a higher margin there than she would generally.
I don’t know. SandRat or HiJinx might?
McSally doesn’t have any counts on her FB or her For-Congress site.
Tucson news has this: (posted today)
TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now) - There is no clear-cut winner in the race for Congressional District Two, despite the 100 percent of precincts reporting’ there are still ballots left to be counted.
The 100 percent only counts for voters who went to their polling places on election day and physically voted; this 100 percent does not take into account those who filled out provisional ballots, or dropped an early mail-in ballot to a polling place.
So what does this mean? Neither incumbent Barber or challenger McSally can be called the winner, as election workers in Pima County are still counting ballots. Right now they have roughly 20,000 or so mail-in ballots and roughly 10,000 provisional ballots left to verify.
Cochise County election workers are also still counting.
Since the race between Barber and McSally is so close, it is going to take more than 100 percent of the precincts reporting to figure out the winner. That is why waiting to get the ballots counted is crucial and it could take a few days before it is known for sure who will run Congressional District Two.
http://www.tucsonnewsnow.com/story/27308539/race-for-cd2-too-close-to-call-ballots-still-being-counted
KVOA says 50 thousand. (posted 20 hours ago)
UPDATE: 50,000 ballots left to count, McSally leads Barber by 1,293 votes
TUCSON- The Arizona secretary of state says there now 3,222 early and provisional ballots left to be counted in Cochise County, bringing the total number of ballots left to count in Cochise and Pima Counties to 50,081.
Republican Martha McSally leads Congressman Ron Barber by 1,293 votes with all 194 precincts reporting. The current ballot total has McSally with 94,103 votes and Barber with 92,810 votes
http://www.kvoa.com/news/update-50-000-ballots-left-to-count-mcsally-leads-barber-by-over-2-000-votes/