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WITH KEY RACES UNDECIDED, MD. BEGINS COUNTING MAIL-IN BALLOTS

The ballot count is projected to take weeks, with a host of races hanging in the
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MARYLAND GOVERNOR

DEM

Estimated 58 percent of votes counted

percentage of total vote received by each candidateCandidateVotesPct.%Wes Moore
Check
138,83036.7%Tom Perez
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103,75727.4%Peter Franchot
Check
74,02319.6%Other candidates
Check
61,81416.3%

Maryland is counting mail-in ballots


MONTGOMERY COUNTY EXECUTIVE

DEM

Estimated 51 percent of votes counted

percentage of total vote received by each candidateCandidateVotesPct.%David
Blair
Check
28,96139.6%Marc Elrich *
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27,77038.0%Hans Riemer
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14,91120.4%Other candidates
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1,4452.0%

* Incumbent

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