State Sen. Kirk Dillard indicated he would not push for a recount unless he trailed rival state Sen. Bill Brady by 100 votes or less….
Late unofficial vote counts from election authorities in the more-populous six-county Chicago region showed Dillard cutting into Brady's lead by nearly 200 votes. Still, final tallying continues in downstate counties where, despite fewer votes being cast, Brady has held an advantage over Dillard.
Dillard maintained that the differential could be made up in the Chicago suburbs by counting provisional ballots — most of which are routinely tossed. Dillard said he won't make a decision on whether to concede the race until the State Board of Elections certifies the results March 5.
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