Considering Montgomery County elections workers only got through 1,400 provisional ballots out of a possible 12,000 Monday, officials are saying there’s no way they’ll have all the votes certified by Monday as they’re supposed to.

Marjorie Roher, speaking on behalf of Montgomery County’s Board of Elections, said Tuesday that the pace of the review of the ballots was going “slower than anticipated” because of all the necessary verification steps.

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