Cunningham won't concede despite Mace race victory until every ballot counted
“There are tens of thousands of ballots outstanding across the district,” a statement released by Cunningham Campaign Manager Allie Watters states. “Both candidates have agreed that every ballot must be counted and every voice heard before an election result is called.”
Mace said she was “disappointed” by the Cunningham campaign statement. She also said she had not spoken with Cunningham or his campaign. The AP declared Mace the victor in the race early Wednesday morning. As of 10 a.m., election results show Mace with 51% of the vote over Cunningham’s 49%. That’s with 95% of precincts reporting.
