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It’s been more than two months since Election Day on Nov. 3 – and three days since the 117th Congress kicked off with the swearing-in of the House of Representatives.

Election officials may not determine the results of an ultra-tight New York congressional race before the Jan. 3 swear-in date amid an ongoing court battle over contested ballots, according to local reports.

Democratic Rep. Anthony Brindisi's campaign asked Monday for about 60 rejected ballots in New York’s Madison County to be counted as he faces a 12-vote deficit against Republican challenger Claudia Tenney, Syracuse.com reported.  Tenney likewise challenged six ballot rejections in Madison County, her campaign confirmed to Fox News.

The outcome of the contested race for a House seat in New York’s 22nd congressional district remained uncertain Tuesday after a state Supreme Court justice ordered elections officials in eight counties to recanvass votes to correct alleged tabulation errors. The ruling marked a setback for Republican candidate Claudia Tenney, who held a razor-thin lead of just 12 votes over incumbent Democratic Rep.

New York State Supreme Court Justice Scott DelConte said Monday that officials have discovered additional uncounted ballots amid an ongoing legal dispute related to the outcome of the race in New York’s 22nd congressional district. The disclosure came during a hearing to determine next steps in the effort to declare a winner in the race between the incumbent Democratic Rep.