Vote totals in states where former presidential candidate Jill Stein and the Green party have requested recounts hadn’t budged much as of Tuesday morning, the Associated Press reports, with the process in Michigan still in its nascent staged amid a flurry of court action.
The Rust Belt states of Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, which President-elect Donald Trump flipped from blue states to red by narrow margins, are the key sites of the efforts. Trump’s margin of victory in Wisconsin hadn’t changed after a review of the tally in six counties. His lead in Pennsylvania had decreased to 47,750 votes as of Monday, but as counties finish counting provisional and overseas ballots, “there are not enough uncounted votes to change the outcome, officials say,” according to the AP.
Michigan remains the messiest state of the three:
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