BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WBFF) — Mail-in ballots favored Democrats in three tight Baltimore County Council races Sunday, including one in which a Democrat moved ahead of an incumbent Republican.
Canvassing resumed Sunday morning at the Baltimore County Board of Elections office in Cockeysville after a Saturday pause.
As of Sunday night, 45,982 of the 72,668 returned mail-in ballots had been counted, according to data provided by Baltimore County elections director Ruie Lavoie.
In the District 5 race between Democrat Shawn McIntosh and Republican Councilman Nino Mangione, McIntosh leads by 311 votes. Mail-in ballots for McIntosh narrowed Mangione’s 1,228-vote lead on election night.
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