Three days after America’s midterm elections were held, the Senate races in Florida and Arizona, and governorship races in Georgia and Florida remained undecided.
According to UPI, Florida’s Senate race remained too close to call Friday.
The state’s Department of State said Friday morning that Republican Gov. Rick Scott led Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson by 15,046 votes, or 0.18 percent of the total votes cast. Scott’s lead has narrowed since Tuesday, when he declared victory with a 56,000-vote lead.
That degree of separation, under a quarter-percentage point, would trigger a manual recount under Florida law.
Florida’s governorship race appears headed to an automatic recount, triggered when two candidates are separated by a half-percentage point or less, according to state law.
Democrat Andrew Gillum trailed Republican Ron DeSantis by 36,123…
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