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Allegheny County and seven other counties in Pennsylvania were outliers in favoring Vice President Kamala Harris over former President Donald Trump for president in the state’s 67 counties.

Here’s the Pennsylvania Election Unofficial Results by the numbers as of Wednesday morning. For updates, monitor the Pennsylvania election returns website.

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Statewide

President

Kamala Harris (Dem) 48.32% (Votes: 3,270,842)

Donald Trump (Rep) 50.72% (Votes: 3,432,938)

Presidential results in 8 counties where Harris won:

Allegheny 

Kamala Harris (Dem) 59.43% (Votes: 419,051)

Donald Trump (Rep) 39.61% (Votes: 279,292)

Chester 

Kamala Harris (Dem) 56.24% (Votes: 175,686)

Donald Trump (Rep) 42.74% (Votes: 133,497)

Dauphin

Kamala Harris (Dem) 52.21% (Votes: 76,899)

Donald Trump (Rep) 46.64% (Votes: 68,706)

Delaware

Kamala Harris (Dem) 61.16% (Votes: 197,225)

Donald Trump (Rep) 37.81% (Votes: 121,941)

Lackawanna 

Kamala Harris (Dem) 51.04% (Votes: 58,956)

Donald Trump (Rep) 48.26% (Votes: 55,744)

Lehigh

Kamala Harris (Dem) 50.62% (Votes: 94,235)

Donald Trump (Rep) 48.18% (Votes: 89,704)

Montgomery

Kamala Harris (Dem) 60.80% (Votes: 308,264)

Donald Trump (Rep) 38.15% (Votes: 193,400)

Philadelphia

Kamala Harris (Dem) 78.53% (Votes: 526,083)

Donald Trump (Rep) 20.31% (Votes: 136,088)

Statewide, Continued

U.S. Senate

Robert P. Casey (Dem) 48.29% (Votes: 3,235,972)

Dave McCormick (Rep) 49.16% (Votes: 3,294,580)

Attorney General

Eugene DePasquale (Dem) 45.95% (Votes: 3,050,149)

Dave Sunday (Rep) 51.08% (Votes: 3,390,162)

Auditor General

Malcolm Kenyatta (Dem) 45.67% (Votes: 3,006,675)

Tim DeFoor (Rep) 51.40% (Votes: 3,384,490)

State Treasurer

Erin McClelland (Dem) 45.37% (Votes: 2,987,008)

Stacy Garrity (Rep) 52.20% (Votes: 3,436,238)

Other Stats for Allegheny County 

Registered Voters: 952,539

Votes Cast: 710,552

Voter turnout: 74.60%

By the morning of Tuesday, Nov. 5:

258,010 mail-in ballots had been sent, 227,486 had been returned (88%)

3,788 overseas ballots had been sent and 2,165 had been returned; 521 military were sent and 268 returned. Both overseas and military have until next week to get them returned to be counted. 

On Wednesday morning, Nov. 6, Allegheny County election staff will be processing military, overseas and provisional ballots. According to county spokesperson Abigail Gardner, the county will likely not know how many provisional ballots were cast here until Friday, Nov. 8.