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California's slow ballot count makes it a target for critics. It doesn't mean elections are rigged
California's slow ballot count in its primary has led to delays in determining candidates for governor and mayor, with President Trump accusing the state of election fraud and claiming a DOJ investigation. The state's process prioritizes accuracy through mail-in ballot verification, including a seven-day window for postmarked ballots and signature checks, while a new law aims to complete counts within 13 days.
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