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California's June primary election experienced a significant issue with mail-in ballots, as nearly 150,000 were rejected. This figure represents the highest number of rejections seen in recent statewide primaries, highlighting potential flaws in the voting system.
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California's June primary election experienced a significant issue with mail-in ballots, as nearly 150,000 were rejected. This figure represents the highest number of rejections seen in recent statewide primaries, highlighting potential flaws in the voting system.
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Staggering number of ballots rejected in California primary as slow pace cripples count
California primary sees nearly 150,000 mail-in ballots rejected