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Kris Kobach said he plans to recuse himself from the vote recount after a correction in the total cut his lead to just 91 votes. Kobach is the Republican candidate endorsed by U.S. President Donald Trump in the Kansas governor’s race. Reuters reports that Kobach told CNN late on Thursday that as Kansas’s current secretary of state, he has no role in the counting or recounting of provisional ballots. He said that all the work is done at the county level. Kobach said, “So there’s really no point to it, but I said if my opponent wishes me to I’d be happy to. But it’s purely symbolic. I’ll be happy to recuse myself.”

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