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Vote count for California governor, L.A. mayor could be painfully slow. Don't expect 'instant gratification'
Experts warn that vote counting for California governor and L.A. mayor races may take several days, with close contests potentially not being called until Wednesday or Thursday. Primary election results are expected to begin rolling in Tuesday evening, requiring patience from voters.
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