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Still roughly 160K ballots statewide to count in Arizona

There are approximately 160,000 ballots yet to be tallied statewide - about 94,000 from Maricopa County and approximately 38,000 from Pima County.

Many of Arizona's counties finished up their tallies over the weekend while others were still planning to update totals Monday night.

In addition to Maricopa and Pima counties, Apache County has about 8,500 votes left to report, and Pinal County has about 10,626 left o report

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ELECTION 2022

Still roughly 160K ballots statewide to count in Arizona

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There are approximately 160,000 ballots yet to be tallied statewide - about 94,000 from Maricopa County and approximately 38,000 from Pima County.

Many of Arizona's counties finished up their tallies over the weekend while others were still planning to update totals Monday night.

In addition to Maricopa and Pima counties, Apache County has about 8,500 votes left to report, and Pinal County has about 10,626 left o report

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