vote counting
Coverage of vote counting in the Nexus archive.
- Nithya Raman and Spencer Pratt locked in tight race to make runoff for Los Angeles mayor
Nithya Raman and Spencer Pratt are locked in a tight race for the November runoff to challenge Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass, with vote counting delayed due to California's mail ballot processing rules. Raman has gained more votes than Pratt in recent updates, narrowing the gap as results from late-arriving ballots are tallied.
- Spencer Pratt strikes bold pose in downtown Los Angeles with powerful one-word message to voters
Spencer Pratt made a public appearance in downtown Los Angeles, delivering a one-word message to voters expressing frustration over the slow vote-counting process.
- GOP gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton calls for faster vote counting in California elections
Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton is calling for faster ballot counting in California as officials continue processing votes.
- Spencer Pratt Suggests He Can Be a Mayor for all L.A. Residents, as Vote Counting Continues
Spencer Pratt, who previously seemed to have faded from public attention, has suggested he could serve as mayor for all Los Angeles residents. Vote counting for the mayoral election is still ongoing.
- California’s sluggish vote counting ripped across the political spectrum: 'Extremely embarrassing'
California's slow vote counting process, driven by mail-in ballots and thorough review procedures, has drawn criticism from across the political spectrum. Concerns include delays in primary results and comparisons to other states' efficiency, though some defend the system for maximizing voter access.
- California’s sluggish vote counting ripped across the political spectrum: 'Extremely embarrassing'
California's slow vote counting process, driven by mail-in ballots and thorough review, has drawn criticism from across the political spectrum, with some calling it 'extremely embarrassing' and others defending it as necessary for voter access. Critics argue delays undermine electoral efficiency, while defenders emphasize the trade-off for maximizing turnout.