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Election 2020: Here are the races we're still watching

Here's a look at the races in Oregon and Washington that we are still watching.

PORTLAND, Ore — Election Day has come and gone and while many races have been called, some have not, including the presidential election. 

Here are the close races we're still watching.

Check all results here

Presidential election

  • Race not called

The race for the White House has come down to several key battleground states where elections officials are still counting votes.

Below you can see the live real-time Electoral College vote count between Republican President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

RELATED: Presidency hinges on tight races in battleground states

Congress

U.S. Representative – Washington 3rd District

  • UPDATE: Carolyn Long conceded in the race Wednesday night

Republican Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler held a 10-point lead over Democratic challenger Carolyn Long when Long conceded Wednesday evening.

Long released a statement, reading, in part:

I’m proud we ran a campaign based on facts, policy, and truth. I am someone who believes in running on the issues and leading a campaign based on integrity and trust. At the end of each day, I reminded myself that how one runs a campaign is a reflection of who they are as a person. Thank you, again, to everyone who has supported us and been a part of this effort. I am proud of everything we have accomplished. 

The race was a rematch of 2018, when Herrera Beutler defeated Long by five percentage points.

Herrera Beutler has served the district since 2010 and was hoping to win a sixth term. Long, a political science professor at Washington State University-Vancouver, was hoping to convince voters it was time for a change. The 3rd District represents Clark, Cowlitz, Klickitat, Lewis, Pacific, Skamania, Thurston and Wahkiakum counties.

RELATED: Washington 3rd District Rep. not called; Herrera Beutler in lead

Washington Secretary of State

  • Wyman leads; race not called

The race for Secretary of State in Washington appears to be close. 

In early results, Incumbent Kim Wyman and Democratic challenger Gael Tarleton were tied, but as more results have come in Wyman has inched ahead with 52% of the vote to Tarleton's 48%.

Wyman has served as secretary of state since 2013. Tarleton, a Democrat, has served as a state representative and Seattle Port commissioner.

Wyman is one of just two Republicans to hold a statewide office in Washington. Treasurer Duane Davidson, who also faces a Democrat in the general election, holds the other office.

Gresham Mayor

  • Stovall leads in tight race

Eddy Morales and Travis Stovall each have 37% of the vote, with Stovall leading by just 145 votes as of early Wednesday morning. Shane Bemis had served as the city’s mayor since 2007 but resigned in June of this year

RELATED: Election Day 2020: Results from the top races in Portland and Oregon

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