Phrases with «unofficial returns»

"Unofficial returns" refers to the initial or preliminary results of an election or a competition that are not officially certified or verified by the responsible authorities. These results are typically based on early vote counts or exit polls, and may change before they are officially confirmed or announced. Full definition

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Sentences with «unofficial returns»

He won reelection with nearly 60 percent of the vote in unofficial returns. (wshu.org)
Assemblyman Todd Kaminsky, a Democrat, declared victory just before midnight with unofficial returns showing him ahead of Republican Chris McGrath by about 800 votes. (nydailynews.com)
Based on unofficial returns from the New York City Board of Elections, with 99 percent of precincts reporting, Harris received 3,091 votes (63 percent), with Cucco getting 1,740 votes (37 percent). (brooklynreporter.com)
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Phrases with «unofficial returns»

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