With Dave Cortese conceded earlier this evening, the provisional ballot counting is now becoming less of a story. The only intrigue is whether Tam Nguyen will have enough votes to keep the surging Maya Esparza from winning the San Jose D7 city council seat. We will find out by the end of the week. It is not impossible to overcome the 258 vote difference (as of this evening) but there might not be enough votes left to save her. Maya's campaign staff was a no show at this morning at the ROV while Tam's campaign manager and 4 of his supporters stopped by to check on the process.
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