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Josh Rosenblatt

I don't have updated numbers for you today; with the counties certifying early next week, I'll report the totals then. What I CAN tell you is an Oswego County Supreme Court Justice ruling over AT LEAST 2686 ballots on Monday. Yet another thread w/ math and proof below #NY22 1/

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So these ballots haven’t been counted yet?

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Josh Rosenblatt

Some of them have, some of them haven't. All of the challenges have been included in the counts so far, all of the administrative rejections have been set aside and not counted yet.

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So rough estimate, how many ballots left outstanding would you say there is?

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Josh Rosenblatt

At this point, it’s not so much about how many outstanding (although there are at least 73 in Oswego, possibly some in Herkimer), it’s more about what the judge will rule on these other types of ballots, which I’ve laid out in this thread.

2:54 AM · Nov 21, 2020

Alright, thanks for all the great work!

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