With recounts like this, Rhode Island could start to put Florida to shame.
The state held recounts this week in seven primary races, including one in which ballots had already been recounted three times.
A Providence Board of Elections official said Tuesday that six of the Sept. 11 primary tallies were resolved in Monday's recounts. But the final race -- the one that underwent a fourth recount -- remains unresolved.
The official said one vote now separates state Democratic Rep. William San Bento Jr. and challenger Carlos E. Tobon, and a hearing on the race is scheduled for Wednesday.
San Bento had been leading by three votes going into the recount, according to The Providence Journal.
There is no Republican candidate for that seat in the Nov. 6 election.
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