VOTE 2023: Seat for the 8th District is still 'too close' to call
A hotly contested state assembly race in the 8th District is still "too close" to call, officials say.
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Nov 11, 2023, 3:44 PM
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Updated 405 days ago
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Democrat Andrea Katz and Republican Brandon Umba are in a dead heat.
The Associated Press shows Katz with just 27 votes over Umba.
That race won't be called until any potential recounts are done.
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