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jorgevlorgan

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5. I dont think all the mail ins will be counted for another week.

Reply to Polybius (Original post)

Thu Jun 25, 2020, 02:14 PM

Jun 2020

...or 3. She leads by less than 2 percent so if the mail in ballots are what they historically are (older and whiter), she probably has won. On the other hand, more young folks probably stayed home as they are more liberal, and that could effect her chances. I think think this one is still too close to call.

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Did Carolyn Maloney (NY-12) officially win her primary? [View all] Polybius Jun 2020 OP

I read that she did win, however there are still ballots to be counted for the official talley Budi Jun 2020 #1

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I dont think all the mail ins will be counted for another week. jorgevlorgan Jun 2020 #5

Nothing can be considered "official" customerserviceguy Jun 2020 #6

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