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California could be forced to wait for results thanks to slow vote-counting system
California's primary elections may face delayed results due to a slow vote-counting system and a surge of last-minute absentee ballots. Experts predict county elections offices will spend weeks verifying ballots, potentially extending the outcome determination for tight races.
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