Two Days Later, Pennsylvania GOP Senate Race Is Still Too Close To Call — But Trump Wants Oz To Declare Victory

The Republican primary race for Pennsylvania’s open U.S. Senate seat remains too close to call two days after the election. 

With 98% of the expected vote counted, television host Dr. Mehmet Oz has a slight edge over former Bush official David McCormick. The former has 31.2% of the vote, while the latter has 31.1%, per The New York Times. Kathy Barnette — the conservative commentator who experienced a surge in the final days of the race — is effectively out of contention with 24.7%.