California voters are currently waiting for the results of the primary election, which will decide candidates for the general election for governor and Los Angeles mayor. The state's slow ballot counting has drawn criticism, but officials assert that it does not imply any election rigging.
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California voters are currently waiting for the results of the primary election, which will decide candidates for the general election for governor and Los Angeles mayor. The state's slow ballot counting has drawn criticism, but officials assert that it does not imply any election rigging.
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California's slow ballot count makes it a target for critics. It doesn't mean elections are rigged
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