Tight U.S. Election Races Remain Undecided

Several key U.S. election races remain too close to call, reflecting tight contests across the nation. In Arizona's Pima County, Democratic Sheriff Chris Nanos is narrowly ahead of Republican Heather Lappin, amid controversy over personnel decisions. Ohio's 9th Congressional District sees a neck-and-neck race between incumbent Marcy Kaptur and challenger Derek Merrin, with only a small vote difference. In Michigan, Republican John James and Democrat Carl Marlinga are in another tight rematch for the 10th Congressional District. Washington's 4th District race between Republicans Dan Newhouse and Jerrod Sessler is also undecided, with Newhouse's impeachment vote being a focal issue. Meanwhile, Tippecanoe County in Indiana has paused vote counting due to pending absentee ballots, highlighting a deeply divided electorate where every vote is crucial.