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WILL RECOUNT CHANGE GOVERNOR'S RACE? HISTORY SAYS DON’T BET ON IT (Charlotte Observer) -- A likely recount in the North Carolina’s governor’s race may be the state’s highest profile in recent memory, but there have been other close races that weren’t decided until days after voting ended. It’s likely McCrory will call for a recount. There have been other large recounts in congressional races, but the results haven’t changed, and the final vote tallies have barely moved.
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