The election was Tuesday. Today is Saturday. Even if you are looking at mail in ballots, pretty much anything put in the mail locally on Tuesday should be at these counties by now. There is literally no reason for any country anywhere to still be waiting for anything.
Yet we have entire districts in California that are less than half counted?
20% of their districts are still not called.
Is there any reasonable explanation for this?
Florida counted 98% of their 8 million votes within five hours. They had everything they had received counted by the next morning. All of their races were called.
It will be five "DAYS" by the end of this weekend and I promise you California will still be counting and we will be still waiting to figure out who won what??
This is the 21st century. We have machines that actually count the votes. Open the ballots, verify the information and scan them? How hard is this to do? Do they have like three people doing this? I get that California does most of their voting by mail, but so do a lot of states. The fact is that California has the same size districts and counties as anyone else. Why do these things work so different there?
Seriously... if you cannot handle mail in voting, then do it like everyone else.
This is nonsense folks... pure and simple.
