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washington journal continues. host: next, tom basile joins us from newsmax headquarters in new york, joining us to talk about campaign 2022 after a couple of primaries. let s start in the keystone state. what did we learn about the states of the 2022 electorate from doug mastery on a s victory last night and the senate race that is still undecided? guest: the senate race that is still in automatic recount territory, the thing to know about that race, there is a lot of paper. i spoke to the secretary of state s office. as of yesterday, there were still 60,000 or 50,000 ballots that had yet to be received, the mail-in ballots. this is still anybody s ballgame between oz and mccormick. we know from talking to the mccormick camp that they have a pretty significant absentee ballot chase program to court those mail-in voters. while oz his upper right now, it could change over the next is up right now, it could change over the next few days. the big story of the night when it
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