Absent some kind of hanging-chad controversy and a Supreme Court intervention, I'm fully expecting Only Burger to have won this Food Network "Great Food Truck Race" online contest when the winner is announced Sunday night.

Though voting was back and forth in the final days, the Durham-based food truck seemed to be in first place in the contest when voting ended last weekend, but there was some back-pedaling later -- presumably because Food Network wants to announce the winner during the finale of "The Great Food Truck" race, which airs Sunday night at 9pm.

Looks like America loves Only Burger! The Durham-based food truck Only Burger seems to have prevailed over Oklahoma City's Big Truck Tacos to win the top spot in Food Network's food truck contest.

The Food Network website took down the leader board section of the contest page showing who finished on top, but Only Burger announced just after midnight on Twitter and Facebook that they were on top in the contest. 

Only Burger posted on Facebook: "We did it!!!! We closed out in #1, we'll get the official results tomorrow. For now, here's a word from Only Burger Brian: Durham, friends and family...I love you so much! Tom: Thank you to everybody who supported us, our community, our friends and our family. We couldn't have done it without you! Love you all! Go Only Burger!!!!!"

The winner of the Food Network "Great Food Truck Race" contest receives $10,000 and a chance to compete on the show next season.

UPDATE: Only Burger is still waiting for official word from Food Network, which wants to announce the winner on next week's finale of "Great Food Truck Race."

The Durham-based food truck Only Burger is locked in an epic battle for first place with Oklahoma City's Big Truck Tacos, all for the chance to appear on the next season of Food Network's "Great Food Truck Race."

Online voting will determine who gets a spot on the show, and Only Burger and Big Truck Tacos have been back and forth between first and second place for the last several days. 

It looks like it could go down to the wire. You can vote every day and you get 10 votes each day. You can spread the votes out or give all your votes to one truck. Voting ends Friday, September 10. Go here to vote -- look for the Leader Board on the right and click on Only Burger to cast your votes with them. You can also text FT51 to 66789.

Photo from Only Burger Facebook page.

Looks like we have another Carolina cook to root for on television. 

Born in Valle Crucis and raised in Wilmington and Mebane, aspiring chef Aaron Seelbinder's southern roots and love of good food paid off this spring when he was invited by Food Network to come to New York and participate in their show, "24 Hour Restaurant Battle."

It all started when Aaron's friend Baylor Ferrier landed a spot on the show and producers asked him if there was someone he'd like to open a restaurant with. He immediately thought of Aaron. Food Network contacted Aaron, flew him to New York City, and the rest? Well, the rest we'll have to watch when the show airs tomorrow night.

Scoundrels (9pm, ABC) - In the first season finale (and perhaps series finale?) Logan finds evidence of Wolf's innocence, and Wolf is surprised to see his wife embracing another man.

Dora's 10th Anniversary Documentary (9pm, Nick) - A documentary exploring the cultural and educational impact of "Dora the Explorer" with comments from celebrity fans Anderson Cooper, Shakira, and Rosie Perez.

True Blood (9pm, HBO) - Bill (Stephen Moyer, left) learns more about Sookie's true identity and Jason finds an unlikely ally in his feud with Calvin and Felton. Also, Nan confronts Eric about The Magister's disappearance, and a grieving Russell vows to get back at his enemies.

Drop Dead Diva (9pm, Lifetime) - A woman causes a scene at an awards ceremony where Jane is being honored, accusing Jane of stealing her husband.

Rubicon (9pm, AMC) - Will travels to Washington with Spangler, and his team is left to make an important decision on their own. Meanwhile, Katherine discovers a mysterious voice mail message on Tom's phone from the day before he died.

Mad Men (10pm, AMC) - Pete gets an order from Roger and Lane and finds himself with a personal dilemma.

The Great Food Truck Race (10pm, Food) - In the series opener, seven gourmet food trucks arrive in San Diego where the teams compete to see who can earn the most money. Read more about it here.

Roast of David Hasselhoff (10pm, Comedy Central) - Seth McFarlane hosts a roast of the Hoff. Roasters include Pamela Anderson, Greg Giraldo, Lisa Lampanelli, Hulk Hogan, Jeffrey Ross, Jerry Springer, and George Hamilton. It doesn't sound like a fair fight at all.

National Memorial Day Concert (8pm, UNC-TV) - Gary Sinise and Joe Montegna host this tribute to America's military personnel, with special focus this year on Korean War veterans and the sacrifices of military widows whose spouses served in Iraq and Afghanistan. From the US Capital's West Lawn, the show features Colin Powell, Lionel Richie, Brad Paisley, and the National Symphony Orchestra. It repeats at 9:30.

60 Minutes: Special Edition, The Deadliest Weapon (8pm, CBS) - This special edition of "60 Minutes" features rare video of a tribute to fallen soldiers at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. It's part of an update to the Byron Pitts story about a bomb disposal unit in Afghanistan.

Dateline (8pm, NBC) - Matt Lauer updates his exploration of Autism, interviewing Dr. Andrew Wakefield, who claims there is a link between autism and vaccines.

Taking Chance (9pm, HBO) - In honor of Memorial Day Weekend, HBO is bringing back their Emmy-winning movie with Kevin Bacon as a Marine officer who escorts the body of a young soldier back to his family. 

Iron Chef America (10pm, Food) - "Take Home Chef" (and former "Celebrity Apprentice" contestant) Curtis Stone goes against Bobby Flay.

Robert Irvine, the controversial chef of Food Network's "Dinner: Impossible," made a trip to the UNC-Chapel Hill campus back in November to tape an episode of his show.

Irvine's mission for this particular show was provided by the UNC Alumni Association, and it was a good one: to prepare a home-cooked meal for students in just six hours using only those ingredients found in student residence halls.

Did Irvine make a Capt'n Crunch-Ramen Noodle souffle with braised weenies in a Bud Lite reduction? Actually, that's not too far off the mark. 

You can see for yourself when the show airs tonight on Food Network at 10pm. 

Food Network star Paula Deen has canceled six shows in her Celebrity Chefs Tour, including two shows scheduled for today at Durham's Performing Arts Center.

Apparently there's some dispute regarding the blame for the cancellation of "An Evening with Paula Deen and Family." Deen's camp attributes the cancellation to a payment problem with the show's promoter, but the promoter released a statement insisting Deen has been paid.

Winter Olympics (NBC) - Figure skating, alpine skiing, speedskating, snowboarding. Check out the full schedule.

Life Unexpected (9pm, The CW) - Lux tries to make friends at school by throwing a party at Baze's loft, and Cate worries that she'll never have the same easy-going bond Lux has with her father.

Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives (10pm, Food) - A visit to a burger joint in Columbia, S.C. known for putting fried green tomatoes on top of the patties. Pawley's?

Damages (10pm, FX) - The name of tonight's episode is "Don't Throw That at the Chicken," so it'll be worth watching just to see why...

Men of a Certain Age (10pm, TNT) - Joe bets $25,000 on a basketball game hoping to make a down payment on a house. And when Owen's father decides to trim his schedule, he asks Marcus to manage the dealership.

After you watch the Super Chef Battle on the Food Network tonight, don't turn the dial.

Instead, settle in to watch the network's latest competition show "Worst Cooks in America" (10 p.m.), with Charlotte contestant David Summey.

As the name implies, the show features some bad cooks, and that's putting it politely.