California's vote counting process is characterized by its emphasis on inclusivity, resulting in longer counting times compared to other states. The state allows mail-in ballots and has provisions for ballot curing, which can further extend the timeline for final election results.
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California's vote counting process is characterized by its emphasis on inclusivity, resulting in longer counting times compared to other states. The state allows mail-in ballots and has provisions for ballot curing, which can further extend the timeline for final election results.
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