In what you could consider an upset out of yesterday's primaries, current Oneida County Clerk, Richard Allen, lost to Kirkland Town Supervisor, Annette Foley. In the Republican race, Foley took 51% of the vote. Allen took 49%. However, Allen tells NEWSChannel 2, he's not out of the race, yet. 

Allen will be on the ticket under the Working Families line in the November election. But, he's not convinced he's lost the Republican primary, yet. Allen says the votes are too close to call, and he wants to see the final results of last night's votes. On top of that, absentee ballets still need to be counted. With those two factors combined, Allen feels the results could sway to his favor.

"There have been other cases in the past year where there has been a thousand vote shift from what they reported that night. A thousand votes would put me over by quite a bit. That may not happen, but lets see what happens at this point in time," says Allen.