April 23, 2008 - 12:55am
PA-10 looks to be headed to recount
By Wally EdgeWith 98% of the vote in Republican businessmen Chris Hackett and Dan Meuser are separated by 7 votes. Hacket has 31,628 and Meuser has 31.621. The winner will take on freshman congressman Chris Carney. Any election that is separated by less than one half of one percent qualifies for an automatic recount. It is very possible this race could be heading that direction. View updated results here.
UPDATE: The election results posted have been changed and Hackett appears to have won.
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