Casey is a bona fide denizen of the Democrat machine
At last count, Casey was winning the provisional ballots 54%-46%.
Provided that margin prevails, Casey cannot win.
By not conceding, Casey is a bona fide denizen of the Democrat machine and like an unwelcomed relative, he refuses to leave. Ironic how not conceding is only a “threat to democracy” when Republicans do it.
Rules of civil conduct are irrelevant for leftists as the ends always justify the means.
According to the Pennsylvania Department of State, Casey received 48.5% of the vote with 3,350,972 votes and McCormick had 48.93% with 3,380,310. With totals within a 0.5% margin, a recount will take place costing Pennsylvania taxpayers more than $1 million. Counties must begin the recount by Nov. 20 and finish by Nov. 26.
Casey could spare the costs of a recount but that is not the way of the democrat. McCormick did exactly that after it was clear that any recount would be frivolous after his 2022 GOP senate primary election against Mehmet Oz. According to The Wall Street Journal, McCormick trailed in that race by 972 votes.
Recounts rarely change the initial outcome.
And it won’t change this one.