Lynn La is a Newsletter Writer at CalMatters, focusing on local news in California, particularly in Sacramento. With a background in journalism, Lynn has contributed to various publications such as CNET, Imperial Valley Press, and Jefferson Public Radio, covering a range of topics including politics, trade relationships, education, and healthcare.
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Voting ends in California on Nov. 5, and nearly 3.3 million ballots had already been returned as of Thursday.
It can take days, sometimes weeks, for final California election results, but that doesn’t mean there’s voter fraud.
Ballot will last for days, if not weeks, before all the winners are declared.
Some California election results will be in tonight, but other races won’t be decided. Some key questions to keep in mind.
Election Day has come and gone, but the suspense is far from over.
Election Day has come and gone, but the suspense is far from over.Voting went relatively smoothly, as election officials across California reported they were confident about counting votes
Politicians and pundits are reading the tea leaves from the sweeping Democratic defeats nationally, as well as the California election results.
Between July and October last year, Google spent $120,000 on lobbying California's government. In those same three months this year, the tech giant put in a lot more — $10.7 million.
California officials are trying to get ready for the new Trump administration on education, the environment, housing and more.
The California election results reveal some noteworthy numbers on Latino voters and the presidential and congressional races.
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