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Why does it take so long to count votes in California? Here's why the process may feel even slower this election

Millions of Californians filled out their 2026 primary election ballots over the last several weeks either at home or at the polls, expressing their constitutional right to vote in a free and fair ele...

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Deluged With Mail Ballots, California Takes Its Time Counting Votes Again

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Why California is taking so long to count votes in key primary races

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Steve Hilton vows to repair California’s election system as primary results remain undecided

California primary election results for governor and Los Angeles mayor are still delayed days after the vote, as officials continue counting mail-in ballots.

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Biden cabinet secretary advances in California governor race

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Here's why counting votes in California is taking so long

On election night, California Secretary of State Shirley N Weber confirmed the delayed results are "normal" and called on all Californians "to be patient", despite US President Donald Trump's claims o...

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AP, NBC News: Becerra advances to November election for Calif. governor

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Sacramento has made a farce of California’s election system

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McCarthy criticizes California’s vote count process after Trump claim of ‘big cheating’

Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) piled on to criticism against California’s vote-counting process on Friday, echoing unsubstantiated claims of election fraud pushed by conservatives, including President Trump.

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California election limbo fueled by 4 pressure points dragging out vote count, expert says

Election law expert Hans von Spakovsky says California's slow vote counting stems from mass mail voting, a seven-day ballot window, and cure periods.

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Secretary of State urges patience on vote count

Southern California voters awaiting final returns from Tuesday’s primary election should expect vote totals to continue changing for several weeks as counties count outstanding ballots, California Secretary of State Shirley Weber said Thursday amid allegations by President Donald Trump of election cheating.