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In reply to the discussion: Three methods discussed in this video about what happened in California. [View all]JDPriestly
(57,936 posts)More than 2.5 million ballots were left uncounted on election day across California, a process that could take several days or longer and leave close races in limbo.
Secretary of State Alex Padilla posted a report late Thursday on unprocessed ballots. Most of that total -- about 1.8 million -- were mailed to voters but returned only on Tuesday.
Six million ballots have already been counted from the statewide primary. The uncounted tally would push total voter turnout to about 8.5 million, or around 47% of all registered voters.
Los Angeles County had more unprocessed ballots than anywhere, about 616,000. San Diego County reported 285,000 uncounted ballots.
http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-ca-california-primary-there-are-more-than-2-5-million-1465520381-htmlstory.html
How or how much the final tally will be changed, I could not guess. But the counting is not complete. There are a lot of votes to be counted. At least three counties have been switched from the Hillary to the Bernie column thus far. Don't know how the uncounted ballots will affect the overall total count.