Democrat who would be Americas first black female governor says there are enough ballots left for potential runoffMidterm elections – live updatesMidterms results – live trackerShare your reaction to the midterms resultsThe outcome of a closely watched and bitterly contested governor’s race in Georgia hung in the balance in the early hours of Wednesday morning as the Democrat,Stacey Abrams, refused to concede the election while her Republican opponent, and Brian Kemp,did not claim victory.
Abrams, vying to become America’s first female African American governor, and trailed Kemp by just under 100000 votes out of more than 3.8m votes counted as her campaign maintained there were still enough ballots left to count to assume the race to a runoff election. Related: 'This is Georgia': hate,hope and history in election that shows the clash of two Americas Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com