Election Day is tomorrow, Nov. 8. The Tribune will share election results here when vote counts start to come in at 7 p.m. ⬇️
Domestic mail-in ballots turned in and postmarked by election day are counted if they arrive no later than 5 p.m. Nov. 9. Mail-in ballots from military and overseas voters have to be postmarked by Election Day and arrive no later than Nov. 14. In close races, mail-in votes and provisional ballots may help determine the winner, which can delay the calling of the race.
The certification of final election results must be completed by all the counties on Nov. 21 and will be released by the secretary of state by Nov. 23. For any races undergoing a recount, the final results will not be available until the recount is complete., which gathers information from the secretary of state’s office and a representative sample of 50 counties. Decision Desk calls winners and provides estimates as to how many votes are left to be counted.
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