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Idaho's count no longer shows as certified
Idaho's results feed marked every contest certified at 10:11 a.m. Mountain time on November 9 and withdrew the mark at 11:48 a.m. The site kept the first mark, so Idaho's contests showed as certified. A newer publication from the state now replaces an older one, and the count shows as unofficial until Idaho certifies it.
Records changed: Idaho's reported count, Idaho's state page. Source: Idaho Secretary of State results
Colorado's board and regent seats are no longer listed as U.S. House races
Colorado elects its State Board of Education and University of Colorado regents by congressional district. The site read those contest names as U.S. House races and linked them to House race pages. They are now listed with the state and local contests.
Records changed: Colorado's reported count. Source: Colorado Secretary of State results
Two House seats shown as vacant have members
California's 14th and Georgia's 13th districts are occupied; Florida's 20th and Texas's 23rd remain vacant. Current officeholders are checked against the House Clerk's member list.
Records changed: California's 14th district, Georgia's 13th district, Florida's 20th district, Texas's 23rd district. Source: House Clerk member data
Duplicate Senate filings no longer double the money
Carmen Vincent Calabrese in Maine and Christopher Volpe in Ohio each registered twice with the FEC. Both registrations are kept as filed. Money totals use each candidate's principal committee for the cycle, and conflicting summaries are left out until they are reviewed.
Records changed: Carmen Vincent Calabrese, Christopher Volpe. Source: FEC candidate files
Two impossible outside-spending rows are left out of the totals
Two independent-expenditure rows reported $9 billion and $8 billion naming one Florida House candidate. They are kept and flagged, and left out of current spending totals; the same checks apply to every connected row.
Records changed: Outside spending. Source: FEC independent expenditures
Los Angeles measures checked against the final pamphlet
All eight city questions and their guide sections were checked against the City Clerk's final voter information pamphlet, and the warnings about superseded text were retired.
Records changed: Los Angeles, November 2026. Source: City Clerk voter information pamphlet
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