While the New Jersey gubernatorial race between incumbent Democrat Gov. Phil Murphy and Republican Jack Ciattarelli remains too close to call, early morning tallies have come in to put Murphy into a narrow lead, according to reports.
Newsmax partner Decision Desk HQ had Murphy overtaking Ciattarelli by a mere handful of votes around and estimated 87% of vote having been reported. Murphy’s lead has slowly widened with more than an estimated 90% of the vote reported.
There is some drama underlying the reporting of votes, according to Newsmax host Shaun Kraisman and Decision Desk HQ.
“Hudson County revised down vote totals which caused a lead change,” Kraisman tweeted, noting a temporary lead being flipped to Ciattarelli.
The race is within a few hundred votes either way as a protracted election battle might loom for days, as final mail-in tallies among potentially 400,000 ballots are reportedly going to be accepted until Monday, Nov. 8, sources told Newsmax’s Tom Basile on Tuesday night.
“The Murphy campaign expects to pull it out given where some outstanding ballots and [mail-in ballots] are,” Republican political strategist Mike DuHaime wrote in an email to the Washington Examiner. “Jack’s campaign still think there’s a path.”
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I demand a recount.
Another election about to be stolen by democrats Ysv