The race for Senate in Arizona is widening as ballots across the state pour in.
Maricopa County released another 80,000 votes coutned Friday night, giving Democrat Kyrsten Sinema a widening lead over Republican Martha McSally. Sinema now has a lead of more than 20,000 votes, or more than 1 percent.
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The latest drop of ballots still leaves hundreds of thousands of ballots still to be counted in Arizona, more than 200,000 in Maricopa County alone and more than 60,000 in Pima Coutny, according to Arizona Secretary of State Analyst Garrett Archer.
Corrected: Outstanding ballots 11/9 based on County estimate only: 4:14pm
Apache: 189
Cochise: 626
Coconino: 10.5k
La Paz: 576
Maricopa: 345k
Mohave: 4k
Navajo: 4k
Pima: 60.7k
Pinal: 26k
Yavapai: 576
Yuma: 341— The AZ Data Guru (@Garrett_Archer) November 9, 2018
In total, Archer says about 362,000 ballots remain to be counted in Arizona.
Pima County election officials say they expect to be counting ballots well into next week, along with Maricopa County. Both campaigns have released statements saying they're confident the incoming ballots will keep the race in their favor.
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