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Two days after the midterm elections, misinformation about the results remains focused on Arizona and Pennsylvania

LOS ANGELES — An adage known as the election administrator’s prayer goes something like this: “Dear Lord, let this election not be close.”

Far-right GOP candidate baselessly asserts victory as thousands of ballots still to be counted

Margins between Democrats and Republicans have narrowed considerably in key Arizona races

The election ws on Tuesday but results can take days to come in from the Midterms - this is why

A technical glitch in vote tabulation machines in Arizona and an attempted takedown of voter-facing websites in Mississippi led to a surge of misinformation about broken systems, but the setbacks largely didn’t affect voting or counting on Election Day.

A day after the midterm elections, misinformation about the results is zeroing in on the states of Arizona and Pennsylvania

Hundreds of thousands of votes here were still being tallied Wednesday in Arizona, where contested races including Senate and gubernatorial contests remained undeclared

Hundreds of thousands of votes here were still being tallied Wednesday in Arizona, where contested races including Senate and gubernatorial contests remained undeclared

Election officials assured voters that every ballot would be counted after a printing malfunction at about one-quarter of the polling places across Arizona’s most populous county slowed down voting

Election officials in Arizona and Mississippi said glitches in their systems didn't prevent people from voting despite allegations otherwise.