GOP Rep. Deborah Pryce has won reelection to the House of Representatives, but her margin of victory was so slim that it will trigger a recount, the Associated Press is reporting. Pryce got 50.2 percent of the vote over 49.8 for Dem Mary Jo Kilroy -- and a recount is automatically triggered if the difference between the two candidates is under one-half of one percent. Though a Pryce spokesman claims to be confident that a recount won't alter the result, a Kilroy adviser claims he's "very happy" that a recount is mandated. Pryce is a seven-term incumbent whose lead evaporated amid the Mark Foley scandal after it emerged that Pryce had publicly fingered Foley as one of her best friends in Washington.