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Outcome of Legal Challenges in Pennsylvania Senate Race by Feb 28, 2025
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Democrat•Bob Casey•Pennsylvania Senate•Republican Dave McCormick•Associated Press•Decision Desk HQ•McCormick•Senate•Washington•Casey•Chuck Schumer
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Ruling in favor of McCormick • 33%
Ruling in favor of Casey • 33%
No significant change • 34%
Court rulings, official statements from Pennsylvania state election officials
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Trailing by 30,000 Votes, Senator Bob Casey Refuses to Concede Pennsylvania Senate Race
Nov 14, 2024, 07:35 PM
Democrat Senator Bob Casey is refusing to concede the Pennsylvania Senate race despite trailing Republican Dave McCormick by approximately 30,000 votes. Multiple news outlets, including the Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ, have projected McCormick as the winner, and McCormick has begun attending Senate orientation in Washington. Casey insists on waiting until "every vote is counted," stating, "We gotta count the votes." The McCormick campaign describes his lead as "insurmountable" and considers a recount to be a waste of time and taxpayer money, potentially costing millions. Several commentators and political figures have called for Casey to concede, with some labeling him an "election denier." Meanwhile, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has welcomed McCormick among the new senators.
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