Mia Love advances in Utah race while judge rejects his lawsuit

Title Representative Mia LoveCountdown to Ludmya (Mia) LoveElection: countdown to the Florida Senate Committee | Dem returns to Maine House | New trend 2020 – the "friend raiser" | Advertising war intensifies in Mississippi runoff | Countdown to the GOP Election in California: Hyde-Smith's "Hanging" Joke Shakes Runoff in Mississippi | New Florida trials | Trump wants a Florida election officer to be fired | Mia Love pursues to stop counting votes in Utah | Republican MacArthur Loses Race to NJ House Mia Love sues to stop counting votes in Utah MORE (R-Utah) took advantage in his race against Democrat Ben McAdams for the first time Friday, while an up-to-date count of votes in Utah County gave him a slight lead.

Love is currently ahead with 419 votes after Friday's countdown, reversing its previous deficit of more than 1,000 votes, according to the Secretary of State of Utah's website.

McAdams, the mayor of Salt Lake County, had spent the week in Washington as part of the orientation of the new members, noted the Salt Lake Tribune.

Thousands of provisional ballots have still not been counted and Love's current margin is well within 0.25% to trigger a vote recount in Utah.

Love took the lead in the hours of racing after a judge dismissed a lawsuit she had filed this week in an effort to stop counting votes in Salt Lake County. to allow his campaign to challenge the process of verifying the signatures of ballot papers.

Among Republicans, US President Trump said he lost candidates following mid-term elections this month, saying they had failed in their goal because they did not have it well. welcomed.

"Mia Love did not give me love. And she lost, "said the president last week during a press briefing. "Too bad, sorry for that, Mia.