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still_one

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11. at the top of the page from her sister's link it says 100.0% (22,356 of 22356) precincts partially
Sat Jun 11, 2016, 10:32 AM
Jun 2016

reported as of June 10, 2016, 6:43 p.m.

That is somewhat confusing.

Of the remaining ballots that need to be counted, about 2/3 of those are vote-by mail ballots. This was reported by Alex Padilla.

Vote by mail favors Hillary. The link below contains the Alex Padilla assessment:

"On Friday afternoon, Secretary of State Alex Padilla reported that there were 2,423,607 uncounted ballots statewide . About two-thirds of those are vote-by-mail ballots, with three Southern California counties leading the way: Los Angeles, San Diego and Orange.

Reports from a number of the state's 58 counties haven't changed for a few days, so expect the figures to shift pretty noticeably by early next week.

And one other part of the process: This is the first year in which ballots that arrive up to three days late -- Friday would be the deadline -- can be counted. So the number of ballots on hand could also change."

http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-ca-california-primary-20160607-htmlstory.html

I personally believe that Hillary could expand her lead with the remaining vote by mail ballots to be counted



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Thanks! apcalc Jun 2016 #1
Haven't heard if they're done. Probably still counting!? Her Sister Jun 2016 #4
So that's it? The final tally.. and it's over? It's 12.4% instead of 13%? Cha Jun 2016 #2
Not sure if it's over but I get the feeling: Her Sister Jun 2016 #6
Its not, but you assessment is also correct, it most likely won't change anything. Of the remaining still_one Jun 2016 #8
They said "100%" of the vote in.. but, I guess that doesn't necessarily mean Cha Jun 2016 #9
at the top of the page from her sister's link it says 100.0% (22,356 of 22356) precincts partially still_one Jun 2016 #11
Wow! I hope so.. thank you, stillone.. that's a lot of votes not counted yet. Cha Jun 2016 #13
Vote-by-mail ballots that are mailed MUST be postmarked on or before election day, and received by still_one Jun 2016 #18
Right.. I just want her to hold her double digit lead down in California. Cha Jun 2016 #19
I know. still_one Jun 2016 #21
This message was self-deleted by its author TwilightZone Jun 2016 #17
This particular revolution's history with math points to the need for more education funding LannyDeVaney Jun 2016 #3
About 2/3 of the ballots that haven't been counted are vote-by-mail ballots, Alex Padilla reported. still_one Jun 2016 #5
Thanks Her Sister still_one Jun 2016 #7
Message auto-removed Name removed Jun 2016 #10
When vote by mail ballots are counted, Hillary will maintain her lead. The AP knew this. That's... Tarheel_Dem Jun 2016 #25
Thanks for the link, HS! BlueMTexpat Jun 2016 #12
AP doesn't call elections on a whimsy...they have their own internals. Surya Gayatri Jun 2016 #14
They said the count could take as much as about two weeks. George II Jun 2016 #15
The final vote numbers will change. Of the remaining ballots that need to be counted, still_one Jun 2016 #20
Another 50 million votes or so and Bernie should have it locked up. TwilightZone Jun 2016 #16
yep an order of 50 million votes a la unicorn coming!!! Her Sister Jun 2016 #23
When AP called it, at 7AM on Wednesday morning.. Princess Turandot Jun 2016 #22
Wow! Almost 500,000 more votes than Bernie so far. book_worm Jun 2016 #24
What's going on with California's count? Her Sister Jun 2016 #26
California Votes status: Her Sister Jun 2016 #27
They are still not done counting. Koinos Jun 2016 #28
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