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Posted on 06/02/2026 7:28:20 AM PDT by BenLurkin
Even after all the ballots have been cast on Tuesday, it might be a while before Californians know the results of some significant races this election, given the state’s notoriously slow counting.
California has made headlines for trailing other states when it comes to tallying its votes. Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom sent a letter last month to all 52 county elections officials urging them to “accurately count every lawfully cast ballot as quickly as possible,” saying that “mis- and dis-information” can spread in the time between Election Day and when the results are certified as official.
The delay is due in part to ways California has endeavored to make it easier to vote since the COVID-19 pandemic: Every registered voter gets a mail-in ballot, and ballots are valid as long as they’re postmarked by Election Day and arrive at county elections offices within seven days of the election. California’s one of eight states that allow all elections to be conducted by mail, with varying grace periods for ballots that are postmarked by Election Day. Those grace periods are at risk with the U.S. Supreme Court currently weighing a change that would require ballots to arrive by Election Day.
For mail-in ballots that arrive before Tuesday, elections officials can begin certifying signatures and preparing the ballots for counting; for those that come in later, elections clerks must do this work later, delaying results.
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Vote rigging: How to spot the tell-tale signs
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-37243190
“Vote rigging: How to spot the tell-tale signs”
If: California ballot
Then: Rigged
No other conclusion is possible with respect to the most corrupt state in the union (yes, even worse than Illinois and Massa-has-a-squaw-ches-sis.
In California, the delay is known (or should be) as “Ballot Harvesting Month”. It was implemented in 2018 even BEFORE the invention of COVID, contrary to the false claim in the linked article.
Since that time, Democrats have an entire month or more to fabricate, er I mean “collect”, unsecured but allegedly perfectly legitimate ballots to put their candidates over the top in close elections.
From 2018 on, many races have seen Republicans leading not only as of election night, but also for days or weeks afterward. But it’s only the final count that matters, and numerous times Democrats have pulled ahead at almost literally the last minute. The next time the parties are reversed in a situation like that — GOP coming from behind to win — in California will be the first time.
given the state’s notoriously slow counting.“
Notice the ignoring of the obvious. It takes long because it takes time to rig the results the right way to obscure the fact that it is another stolen election.
Voting season has begun in California!
You mean cheating season.
The vote cheating month starts tonight.
Just like GA, they need time for the cheat.
They have to know how many fraudulent votes they need to win. It’s not even a secret.
Count until the Democrat wins, then stop.....................
They’re going to cheat their butts off.
I’d love to round up all the muslims in the US and concentrate them in CA. Let those idiots live under sharia law, that would be some minor pleasure in the pain that is watching CA self destruct.
“And in a stunning election result democrats all won despite trailing for the two months it took to count the ballots.”
100%.
I don’t expect the counting to be finished til sometime next month at the earliest...
California takes up to a month to finish counting. I know state rights and all but that just seems excessive.
They will stop counting when the dem wins. Not before.
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