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ah! 847 votes ahead and absentees still not counted. (Original Post) drray23 Mar 2018 OP
Where did the 847 come from? marylandblue Mar 2018 #1
That was the allegheny absentee crazylikafox Mar 2018 #4
That 847 does include Allegheny absentees. dchill Mar 2018 #2
Absentee ballots are being counted Johnny2X2X Mar 2018 #3
Outstanding. I figured Lamb would win John Fante Mar 2018 #5
OP is incorrect- please delete or correct! bettyellen Mar 2018 #6
This message was self-deleted by its author Roland99 Mar 2018 #7
Based on my math: 3206 absentee ballots left ecstatic Mar 2018 #8
That lead INCLUDES the absentee ballots from Allegheny County fishwax Mar 2018 #9

John Fante

(3,479 posts)
5. Outstanding. I figured Lamb would win
Tue Mar 13, 2018, 11:11 PM
Mar 2018

but would likely be trailing when it came time to count the absentee votes.

Response to bettyellen (Reply #6)

ecstatic

(32,679 posts)
8. Based on my math: 3206 absentee ballots left
Tue Mar 13, 2018, 11:15 PM
Mar 2018

847 lead for Lamb right now. If Saccone gets 60% of the remaining absentee ballots:

3206 x .60 = +1923.6 for Saccone
3206 x .40 = +1282.4 for Lamb

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1923.6-1282.4= 641.2 --- Saccone could get 641 more votes than Lamb for the outstanding absentee ballots, but that would still put him at a deficit, because of Lamb's current 847 vote lead. So even if Saccone gets 60% of the remaining absentee ballots, he'll still lose by 206 votes.

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