If 7 precincts haven’t reported, none of the summary info can be accurate.
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Seems like Maricopa and Broward May have someth8ng in common. Hate to think it, but I agree things don’t seem to add up. Kind of like ballot counts stall until they see which way the vote is going elsewhere. Hope it’s not true in Arizona.
Arizona - all this stuff is “unofficial” according to the state, so grain of salt required.
Also, undercounts can’t be accounted for.
I started comparing state totals with county totals.
Pinal County (Solid McSally 55-41)
- per state: 101 of 102 precincts reported: 84,460 votes cast as of 11/08/2018 5:24 PM
- per county:102 of 102 precincts reported: 83,945 votes cast for senate race - is it possible 515 didn’t cast a senate vote ?
Per Pinal County November 08, 2018 at 06:26 PM
“We have approx. 25,000 early and 6,800 provisional ballots left to process. We will post another update on 11-09-18.”
Maricopa County (Solid Sinema)
- Per state: 741 of 743 precincts reported: 1,109,977 votes cast. as of 11/08/2018 5:14 PM
- Per county: doesn’t break it down. For Governor, 1109357 votes cast. For Senate 1109977 votes cast. Scratchin my head here, as everywhere else where votes cast on a statewide issue, the count comes to 1109357. Why is the senate more ? Maricopa still has 345k votes to count.
Pima County(Solid Sinema)
- Per state:247 of 249 precincts reported 328,061 votes case as of 11/08/2018 5:54 PM
- Per county: 0 of 249 precincts reported: The rest is the same as state as of 11/08/18 05:39 PM
Yuma County (Solid McSally)
- Per state: 43 of 44 precincts reported 40,238 votes cast as of 11/08/2018 4:10 PM
- Per county:42 of 44 precincts reported 40,238 votes cast
Greenlee County (Solid McSally)
- Per state: 7 of 8 precincts reported 2,599 votes cast as of 11/06/2018 11:23 PM
- Per county: 7 of 8 precincts reported 2,599 votes cast as of 11/06/2018 11:23 PM
I think this seat is gone...