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“Why some key races won't be decided on election night”
Many key races won’t be decided on election night due to close margins and mail-in ballots.
Key points
- Control of House and Senate may remain unclear on election night due to closeness.
- Experts say delays are normal, not evidence of fraud, as ballots are counted.
- Close races cause slower calls; media projection depends on counted ballots and margin.
- California may call some races quickly but others could take days or weeks.
- Mail ballots and signature verification slow counting, varying by state rules.
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