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North Carolina Senate leader Phil Bergers re-election hangs in the balance, with provisional ballots yet to be counted. A new law, Senate Bill three eighty-two, shortened the counting window from ten days to three, pushing the deadline to March sixth. This law, initially intended for Hurricane Helene aid, evolved into significant election changes pushed by Republicans. Despite warnings of strained staff and potential challenges, nearly seventy thousand voters face provisional ballots due to registration glitches. These ballots could decide the race, with common cause research showing how tiny vote margins have swung past races.

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