Key Senate Midterm Races , Expecting Delays in Final Results.<br />On November 8, Americans will decide heated <br />midterm elections that will determine which party <br />controls both the House of Representatives and the Senate.<br />On November 8, Americans will decide heated <br />midterm elections that will determine which party <br />controls both the House of Representatives and the Senate.<br />'Newsweek' reports that the task of counting <br />mail-in and absentee ballots is expected to <br />delay final results in several key states. .<br />In Pennsylvania, a highly anticipated Senate race <br />between Democrat John Fetterman and Republican <br />Dr. Mehmet Oz could take days to tally final results. .<br />In Pennsylvania, a highly anticipated Senate race <br />between Democrat John Fetterman and Republican <br />Dr. Mehmet Oz could take days to tally final results. .<br />Official results will be available <br />within a few days. This delay does not <br />mean anything nefarious is happening, Leigh M. Chapman, Acting secretary of the <br />Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, via 'Newsweek'.<br />In Arizona, another close race between Democratic <br />Senator Mark Kelly and Republican Blake Masters <br />may take days to tally mail-in and absentee votes.<br />In Arizona, another close race between Democratic <br />Senator Mark Kelly and Republican Blake Masters <br />may take days to tally mail-in and absentee votes.<br />Another close race in Nevada between Democrat <br />Catherine Cortez Masto and Republican Adam Laxalt <br />will continue to accept votes postmarked by election day. .<br />Another close race in Nevada between Democrat <br />Catherine Cortez Masto and Republican Adam Laxalt <br />will continue to accept votes postmarked by election day. .<br />Those ballots won't be tallied until at least <br />November 12, meaning the results will be <br />released once every last ballot is counted.<br />In Georgia, Democrat Raphael Warnock and Republican <br />Herschel Walker are in another tight Senate race <br />expected to require a runoff election to decide a winner.<br />In Georgia, Democrat Raphael Warnock and Republican <br />Herschel Walker are in another tight Senate race <br />expected to require a runoff election to decide a winner.<br />'Newsweek' reports that if neither <br />candidate receives 50% of the vote, <br />a December 6 runoff would be held. .<br />The delay could lead to potential control <br />of the Senate not being decided until almost <br />a month after the scheduled election date
