USA TODAY
Kathleen Gray
11 hrs ago
DETROIT — As of Monday afternoon, President-elect Donald Trump was winning Michigan by a razor thin 13,107 votes out of 4,785,223 votes cast, according to the Michigan secretary of State.
But those are not the official results of the Nov. 8 election.
The state’s 83 counties have until Nov. 22 to certify their election results. And the state Board of Canvassers meets on Nov. 28 to make the unofficial official.
The results could change, said the state’s director of elections Chris Thomas. But it is highly unlikely that it will be enough to change the outcome of the race.
“I looked at the 2012 results and the presidential race changed by 113 votes for the candidates of the political parties,” he said. “And there were 7,900 write-in votes, but that doesn’t change the election outcome.”
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