The seemingly never-ending election to represent North Carolina's 9th Congressional District will (probably) come to a close on Tuesday. | Analysis by ForecasterEnten
The seemingly never-ending election to represent North Carolina's 9th Congressional District will come to a close on Tuesday.
For those who don't recall, credible allegations of ballot fraud caused the State Board of Elections to order a new election in the district after the final tally found Republican Mark Harris ahead of Democrat Dan McCready by fewer than 1,000 votes. Harris decided not to run again in the special election. Instead, McCready will face off against Republican Dan Bishop. The race looks like it could be close, which could foreshadow bad news for the Republicans in 2020.
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