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I don't doubt they tried. It was expected on Election night that there would be 24,000 early and absentee ballots to count, plus an expected 14,000 more absentee ballots. So, 38,000 additional ballots.

As of the last update half an hour ago, there have an additional 53,120 votes added to the Senate totals (slightly higher number of ballots), with this total expected to get about 56,000 votes. That's at least 18,000 ballots more than was reported on Election night. In a race with only 226,120 votes from Election Day, that amount is huge.