Thousands of military ballots have yet to be counted in Georgia, which some say could give a boost to President Trump’s numbers in the state, even as Democratic nominee Joe Biden pulls slightly ahead in the race to claim the state’s 16 electoral votes.

Military and overseas ballots have a later deadline than other absentee ballots and were required in Georgia to be postmarked by Nov. 3.

Those ballots will be counted, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, if they were received by 5 PM yesterday – Friday, Nov. 6.

Estimates are that there are somewhere around 9,000 military and overseas ballots that will need to be counted.

As of Friday evening, Biden was holding a slight lead over Trump in Georgia vote totals.