CA Democrats want election results faster, but say any solution hurts voters
California’s slow vote count garnered national attention in the days following the June 2 primary, raising familiar questions about what ca
California’s slow vote count garnered national attention in the days following the June 2 primary, raising familiar questions about what can be done to speed up the tally. And while both state Democrats and Republicans say they would like results to be finalized faster, Democratic leaders aren’t likely to implement serious changes if it […]
Original reporting: CalMatters.
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