Remaining ballots by state as of this morning

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Georgia

This morning, Biden overtook President Donald Trump's lead in Georgia with more than 98 percent reporting. At a press briefing Friday morning, elections manager Gabriel Sterling reported that a little over 4,000 ballots are still left to count in the state, with approximately 3,500 of them coming from Democratic Gwinnett County. In Cobb County, another Democratic county, 75 ballots remain—while 444 and 150 ballots remain in Republican-led Floyd County and Cherokee County respectively.


Although received military and overseas ballots have been already counted, the secretary of state office reported that there are approximately 8,900 requests that have not yet been returned. Those ballots have until Friday to arrive and postmarked by Election Day in order to be processed, while typical absentee ballots had until 7 p.m. on Election Day to arrive. Over 17,000 overseas ballots have already been processed and counted.


The Atlanta Journal-Courier reported that there were about 5,500 provisional ballots in Democratic Fulton County and Dekalb County alone, and it's still unknown how many provisional ballots there are statewide. There's no telling how many of these ballots will be accepted, and the ones that do go through need to be provided to county election officials by the end of the day on Friday.

There were also approximately 2,000 rejected absentee ballots statewide, according to the secretary of state, and voters have until Friday to "cure" their ballots and correct what caused the initial rejection.


Pennsylvania

Biden currently holds a narrow lead in Pennsylvania of a little over 13,000 votes, but that lead has been rising steadily throughout the day as the state counts absentee ballots. An estimated 124,000 absentee ballots remain to be counted statewide and up to 100,000 provisional ballots reported by the Pennsylvania Department of State.


The election commissioner in Philadelphia, a Democratic stronghold, reported this morning that the remaining 40,000 ballots either require review or are provisional ballots or military and overseas ballots.

So far, absentee ballots have largely favored Biden at a margin of 76 percent to 23 percent, according to The New York Times. However, Trump and other Republicans have challenged the absentee votes in Pennsylvania and the president has consistently threatened to take legal action to the U.S. Supreme Court due to the state's ability to accept mail-in ballots three days after Election Day. The ruling was upheld by Pennsylvania's highest court last month.

Arizona

Arizona Secretary of State Kate Hobbs told ABC News this afternoon that there are currently 240,000 ballots left to be counted statewide. As of this afternoon, Biden is currently leading by over 41,000 votes, or by 1.3 percentage points.

Of the ballots remaining, 137,000 of them will come from Democratic stronghold Maricopa County, which houses the city of Phoenix. There are also currently about 18,000 provisional ballots in that county alone, reports the Arizona Republic. Hobbs told ABC's George Stephanopoulos on Friday that Maricopa County expects to continue counting through the weekend.

According to the Times, Arizona is the only state where late mail votes have favored Trump. Democrats rushed to submit their absentee ballots early, while Republicans who chose to submit a mail-in ballot did so closer to the election. Trump would need to win the remaining ballots by 20 percentage points in order to win the state.

https://www.newsweek.com/how-many-votes-are-left-count-georgia-pennsylvania-nevada-arizona-1545581