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California's slow vote count faces changes as Supreme Court decision on late ballots looms
The U.S. Supreme Court may rule that California cannot accept ballots after election day, potentially impacting the state's vote count process. Experts suggest there are alternative measures to expedite counting, though the effects of the ruling remain uncertain.
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