It will still be at least next week before knowing who won the 22nd Congressional District race between Democratic Rep. Anthony Brindisi and Republican challenger Claudia Tenney.
A judge on Friday continued to review challenged ballots in the close race between the two candidates, the only remaining House race in the country yet to be certified.
Since my tweet, more ballots were reviewed.
— Melissa Krull (@MKrullTV) January 8, 2021
Discussion now centers on early voting - as early voters did not have to vote at designated places as they did on Election Day.
Arguments earlier this week centered on if votes cast at the wrong place on Election Day could be counted.
On Friday, it was determined there were more than 2,200 voter registration applications that were not processed in time for the election.
There's a question of what those voters did at the polls. Did they fill out an affidavit ballot? And if so, was it counted?
Witness testifies equipment used during Early Voting is different than on Election Day - equipment that can not be used on Election Day due to the larger number of voters
— Melissa Krull (@MKrullTV) January 8, 2021
So the question is: if you vote at the wrong polling place on Election Day should your vote be counted?
Court resumes next week.
