Georgia election officials say there are still 8,410 military and overseas ballots that could be counted if they arrive on time today

Georgia election officials say there are still 8,410 military and overseas ballots that could be counted if they arrive on time Friday: "More than zero and less than 8,410. It'll be somewhere in that range. We don't really know how many that is." Biden leads Trump by 1,589 votes.

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