The Pennsylvania Senate race between Republican Dave McCormick and Democratic Sen. Bob Casey is heading to a recount due to the narrow margin separating the two candidates. McCormick currently has a slight lead of just over 29,000 votes, triggering a recount under state law. The process must be completed by Nov. 26, with results to be published on Nov. 27. McCormick’s spokeswoman called his lead “insurmountable,” but Casey has not conceded, citing the importance of the democratic process. Former President Donald Trump carried Pennsylvania, but there is a significant drop-off in votes between Trump and McCormick. Despite declaring victory, McCormick acknowledged the possibility of a recount and expressed readiness to move forward respectfully. Senate Republicans have already secured the Senate majority, while Democrats have won Senate races in Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, and Wisconsin. The recount in Pennsylvania adds to the uncertainty surrounding the final outcome of the race.
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Recount Initiated for Pennsylvania Senate Race
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