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Could California's Presidential Primary Not Be Over?
Last Tuesday’s record turnout for a primary election has swamped registrars of voters in California’s fifty-eight counties. The Secretary of State estimates that 845,000 absentee and provisional ballots have not been counted, and that’s without including some of the biggest counties of all: Alameda, Riverside and Los Angeles.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readLast Tuesday’s record turnout for a primary election has swamped registrars of voters in California’s fifty-eight counties. The Secretary of State estimates that 845,000 absentee and provisional ballots have not been counted, and that’s without including some of the biggest counties of all: Alameda, Riverside and Los Angeles. They haven’t reported on how many they still have to go.
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The full episode
2 of 3California's Presidential Primary May Not Be Over- 1:18Writer’s Strike Is Almost Over
- 8:14Could California's Presidential Primary Not Be Over?You’re reading this
- 19:55A Showdown in Berkeley