As state-by-state vote announcements ended, Buhari led by more than 3.9 million votes in a race once described as too close to call.
A survey released Thursday by WSB-TV and Landmark Communications gives Ossoff a smaller 3-point edge over Handel, 50percentto47percentcent ― a result the pollsters described as too close to call.
They also oppose his chosen successor, Vice President Moses Blah, describing him as too close an ally of their enemy.
Gerald S. Meyerson, a neighbor who passed Mr. D'Amato's plot today while taking a walk, described the situation as "too close for comfort" and said Mr. D'Amato should not get special considerations.
The New York Times described the race as too close to call with 98 to 99 percent of the votes counted and Reed leading by only 620 of the 84,000 votes cast.
Walter Hewlett, son of one of the co-founders, who began the proxy fight against the deal, refused to concede defeat, describing the vote as "too close to call .As The Economist went to press, it appeared that Ms Fiorina would indeed win, albeit by a tiny margin perhaps only half a percentage point.
The company, dominated by former American officials, has been described by critics as being too close to the intelligence and diplomatic agencies for which it worked.
The bulk of Dearlove's testimony to Chilcot has been redacted but in the course of some tetchy exchanges, he described criticism that he had too close a relationship with Blair as "complete rubbish".
Early Thursday morning, the state party chairman, Matt Strawn, instead described the result as having been "too close to call".
Before the conventions, the presidential race was routinely described with formulations like "tossup" or "too close to call" or "could go either way".
