The Pennsylvania Republican Senate primary race is still too close to call, with Dr. Oz and Dave McCormick still neck and neck.

Now Donald Trump, who endorsed Oz, is back with his same election lies.

We'll explain.

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the same law that was used to increase production of medical supplies during the height

of COVID.

We'll tell you what else is being done to get formula on the shelves.

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More on what drove the massive sell-off and how stocks are looking right now.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Thursday, May 19th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire.

In a case of history repeating itself, a race in Pennsylvania is once again coming down to mail-in ballots.

The Republican Senate primary race between Trump-endorsed Dr.met Oz and hedge fund CEO Dave McCormick is still too close to call this morning, with the candidates only separated by a little over a thousand votes.

But while the McCormick camp is telling supporters to wait until all the votes are counted, former President Trump is taking a page out of his

2020 playbook. Trump told supporters on his truth social page that Dr. Oz should forget waiting

for the final tally and just say that he won. Quote, Dr. Oz should declare victory. It makes it

march harder for them to cheat with the ballots they just happened to find.

Of course, during the 2020 election, Trump tried the same tactic. He insisted he had won the state, despite more than a million ballots still unaccounted at the time.

He ended up losing Pennsylvania to President Biden.

It will likely be some time before a final tally is announced. If the result remains within a

half a percentage point, the Pennsylvania Secretary of State has until May 26th to order a recount,

which would then have to conclude by June 7th.

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