This page offers an explanation for the delays observed in California's vote counting during recent primary elections. It highlights that the primary cause of slower results is the large number of mail-in ballots, many of which are submitted on Election Day itself. These ballots require a thorough verification and processing period, which naturally extends the time needed to finalize vote counts. The California Voter Foundation emphasizes that this slower pace is an intentional aspect of the state's voting system rather than an indication of technical problems or legal issues.
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