Washington County Chair Race in Oregon Flips in November 10 Count: Fai Leads Treece by 363 Votes, 49.6 Percent to 49.45 Percent, Certification on November 30
One week after Election Day, the contest for Washington County Commission Chair in Oregon has flipped, with Commissioner Nafisa Fai edging ahead of fellow Commissioner Pam Treece.
Results released on November 10 show Fai with 49.6 percent of the vote to Treece's 49.45 percent, a difference of just 363 votes, the Portland Focal reported. It is the first time the tally has shown Fai in the lead. Initial returns on Election Day had Treece ahead with 51 percent to Fai's 48 percent.
If the current results hold, Fai would become the first person of color to lead the county's board of commissioners, according to the report.
The county was not originally scheduled to release new numbers on Tuesday but chose to do so in recognition of the public interest surrounding several close races. Officials cautioned that the count does not include thousands of ballots challenged over signature issues, a verification process that can take several weeks. The next update is scheduled for 4 p.m. Friday, and the results will not be certified as official until November 30.
In the race for the commission's District 4 seat, Hillsboro City Councilor Kipperlyn Sinclair holds a narrow lead over former Hillsboro Mayor Steve Callaway, with 50.7 percent to Callaway's 48.5 percent. This item reports only the published unofficial figures and the certification schedule.
来源链接： https://focalnews.org/portland-or/politics/nafisa-fai-edges-ahead-in-washington-county-chair-race-as-thousands-of-ballots-remain-uncounted
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