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For a faster vote count in California, look to the Supreme Court
Mila Fox
1 week ago
Current US US News update from New York Post: Look at Los Angeles. Saturday’s batch of 58,558 late-counted votes in the mayor’s race broke 40.2% for Nithya Raman, 33% for Karen Bass and a mere 17.6% for Spencer Pratt — no doubt a reflection of late-voting Democrats in a city where only about 16% of voters are registered Republican. Pratt’s lead
It gives readers another clear data point on where the week is heading.
United States
For a faster vote count in California, look to the Supreme Court
Mila Fox
1 week ago
Current US US News update from New York Post: Look at Los Angeles. Saturday’s batch of 58,558 late-counted votes in the mayor’s race broke 40.2% for Nithya Raman, 33% for Karen Bass and a mere 17.6% for Spencer Pratt — no doubt a reflection of late-voting Democrats in a city where only about 16% of voters are registered Republican. Pratt’s lead
It gives readers another clear data point on where the week is heading.
United States
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