The ballot measure to repeal open primary elections and ranked-choice voting in general elections saw its lead narrow last week and then disappear on Monday, with a final vote count scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 20.
As of Monday afternoon, the repeal effort was behind by 192 votes out of more than 332,000 ballots cast on the measure.
State elections officials estimated there were about 5,000 ballots still to count this week, an assortment of early votes and mail-in absentee ballots.
The repeal initiative led by more than 4,100 votes after the Nov. 5 election night count, but that margin slippe...
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