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 </figure>HUTCHINSON,
Kan. — Eyes across the state will be on the Reno County Clerk’s office on Thursday as they
canvass the votes from last week’s election.One race is
still undecided. That’s in House District 102 where incumbent Democrat Jason
Probst held a three vote lead over Republican John Whitesel at the end of the count on election night. A hand count of several outstanding votes that were unable to be processed by the machine and a handful of mail-in ballots that came in legally between election day and the Friday following increased the incumbent's lead to 22 votes,
3,261 to 3,239.Any votes
that were set aside as provisional will be gone over one-by-one for the entire election. While
the canvass will cover all of the elections in the county, only the race involving Probst and Whitesel is close enough to potentially make a difference in the outcome.The canvass is scheduled for 9 a.m. Thursday, but with many ballots to count and a race in the balance, it may take a good portion of the day to resolve.

Canvass of votes Thursday will decide House District 102 seat