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Report: It could be Nov. 12 before North Carolina reports tally of outstanding absentee ballots

While we anxiously keep our eye on a number of states, we’re hearing a report from Charles Duncan that North Carolina — which is still “too close to call” — might not report the result of 117,000 outstanding absentee ballots until Nov. 12 — meaning the state could hold up the presidential election as well as Senate races.

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They’re on the calendar for Nov. 12.

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So it could be another week before we get a final count from North Carolina?


 

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