The extremely tight race between Republican Martha McSally and Democrat Krysten Sinema is too close to call. The two were separated early this morning by a small fraction of the votes tabulated, about 1%, with hundreds of thousands of uncounted ballots still outstanding. Officials say most Arizona voters cast their ballots early by mail. Those who receive early ballots but then drop them off in person at polling stations can jam up the system. The so-called “late earlies” may not be counted until Thursday by the county. Voter turnout for the state was barely over 46%. Officials say out of the just over 3.7 million Arizona registered voters, only a little more than 1.7 million actually voted and almost 2 million people did not.
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