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In the June primary election, California saw nearly 150,000 mail-in ballots rejected, the highest number in recent cycles. This accounted for 1.73 percent of all mail ballots cast, raising concerns about the impact of U.S. Postal Service processing changes.
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In the June primary election, California saw nearly 150,000 mail-in ballots rejected, the highest number in recent cycles. This accounted for 1.73 percent of all mail ballots cast, raising concerns about the impact of U.S. Postal Service processing changes.
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California rejected almost 150K mail-in primary ballots
California Rejects Nearly 150,000 Mail-in Ballots in June Primary