No he doesn’t, he’d need to win 78% of remaining votes when 25% left are from a super left county and half the rest are early votes
But math is hard….
//sarc
392,000 ballots left in Arizona.
If Masters won 67% that would be 262,640 for him. Meanwhile Kelly would add 129360 which added to his 130,000 vote lead would give him 259,360.
259,360<262,640
Masters needs 67% not 78%. He was getting 68% of the election day votes.
And ballots from Pinal county that were dropped off on election day are likely to be very favorable to Republicans. Who was dropping off their ballots on election day? Republican voters.
He’s got a narrow path but he can still win. Let it play out.
It’s not a super left county, FFS! There are huge pockets of conservative voters and they tend to vote on Election Day. Approximately 270,000 of them, including me, got an early ballot but dropped it off at the polls on Election Day. Those haven’t been counted yet. THAT’S why Kari is so positive. But go ahead and stay uninformed and make your silly predictions. Just don’t be surprised when the tide turns.