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SC election results
Wednesday, November 4th, 2020 02:25 pm- Wednesday, 2:20pm -
Statewide in SC, 4 counties including Richland county are still shown as only "partially reported".
For Richland county, the election results map on SCvotes.org shows all precincts colored green as in "Completely Reported". But the page text says only 149 of 150 are completely reported.
152 precinct names are listed, including these 3 at the end:
Failsafe
Provisional
Failsafe Provisional
Maybe the above 3 are not counted as part of the 150, but there's another one NOT listed which is included as one of the 150, and that one isn't completely reported yet. I'm guessing that one is the main county office where they would be processing the mail-in absentee ballots.
I downloaded the Richland County results (in XML format) from 9:41am and from 13:06pm, and compared them. The numbers for ALL the precincts have changed, which supports my guess that the part not yet completed IS the absentee ballots (which span all precincts). .. YES, in the details, it is the "Absentee By Mail" numbers that are going up. The "In-Person Absentee" numbers are not changing, so those must have all been counted already.
In that time period (9:41 to 13:06), the county results show about 3500 additional ballots have been counted, with a total so far of 173k out of 278k registered voters.
Statewide in SC, 4 counties including Richland county are still shown as only "partially reported".
For Richland county, the election results map on SCvotes.org shows all precincts colored green as in "Completely Reported". But the page text says only 149 of 150 are completely reported.
152 precinct names are listed, including these 3 at the end:
Failsafe
Provisional
Failsafe Provisional
Maybe the above 3 are not counted as part of the 150, but there's another one NOT listed which is included as one of the 150, and that one isn't completely reported yet. I'm guessing that one is the main county office where they would be processing the mail-in absentee ballots.
I downloaded the Richland County results (in XML format) from 9:41am and from 13:06pm, and compared them. The numbers for ALL the precincts have changed, which supports my guess that the part not yet completed IS the absentee ballots (which span all precincts). .. YES, in the details, it is the "Absentee By Mail" numbers that are going up. The "In-Person Absentee" numbers are not changing, so those must have all been counted already.
In that time period (9:41 to 13:06), the county results show about 3500 additional ballots have been counted, with a total so far of 173k out of 278k registered voters.