It sounds as though the votes cast do not jibe with the registrar’s tally (or clerk’s). There might be an explanation of absentee or provisional but all 21 going one way. Something is odd.
Well yes, the GOP is gaining in a recount. That is quite odd. When I went to bed election night, IIRC, there were still 17 House and 2 senate seats to be called. Landreau and 2 LA House seats went to runoff elections, which the GOP should sweep this weekend if the crooks (and one of the rat candidates is a convicted felon) can't cheat enough. Two House races were non-partisan close races: 2 rats and 2 GOP fighting. So there really were 12 too close to call GOP v. Rat races to be decided. Those narrowly then ahead were split 6-6 or 7-5, I forget. Currently the only sure GOP win of those 12 is the AK Senate seat. McSally is ahead slightly at the final initial count in AZ-2, but that's going to recount and they're trying to let back in a slew of thrown out provisional ballots. The rest of the GOP leads, including some over 3k votes, vanished. Similar tales exist for many election cycles. Obama had multiple whole precincts go 100% for him. Maybe it isn't as lopsided in state races or in all states - some freeper probably knows - but at the federal level late vote counts and recount changes strongly trend democratic whereas statistically it should be a coin toss. The rats never look their gift horses in the mouth and the GOPe is too scared those mouths aren't connected to necks to look either. So in this case you double check the arithmetic, ask simple questions to which the answers are already known, mutter polite phrases like "count every vote" and "no election is perfect" and ratify the fait accomplit. The rats will fire a few of their fixers as substandard and life will go on.