Explaining Election Day: How voter turnout relates to calling races
From the Explaining Election Day: Understanding the processes from voting to declaring winners series
Figuring out who won any election once voting has concluded essentially boils down to two fundamental questions: how many votes have been cast for each candidate so far and how many ballots still need to be counted?
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