2 million votes yet to be counted in California primary

If you feel threatened or intimidated by a pollster, report it immediately to the poll clerk. But at a Santa Clara County government building in north San Jose, voters were committed. Registrar of Voters Rebecca Spencer said approximately 171,337 voters already have cast ballots for the election.

One bit of California oddness moving forward to November: Look for Sanchez to start courting GOP voters since her only chance of defeating Harris entails a healthy crossover vote to her advantage.

The election ballot is set as people around South Jersey headed to the polls June 7 for the primary election. Ballots postmarked by today will count. We wondered why there was nobody with experience on site to address problems as they occurred, and also wondered why the least qualified person of our group was selected as the “supervisor”.

The glut of mail-in ballots that arrived at election offices and polling places on Tuesday or were mailed that day means the outcome of some district-level races will be decided in the coming days as county election officials continue to process the vote.

Another 100,000 vote-by-mail, provisional and damaged ballots still need to be counted and are unlikely to save Sanders’ campaign.

It’s time to decide, California. As the primary season closes, she has won a majority of states, a majority of the popular vote and a majority of pledged delegates. As of 3:20 a.m. June 8, 250,000 votes have been counted. For those seeking seats in Sacramento or Washington, D.C., the primary will narrow the field.

A primary election for non-partisan positions, such as school board members, narrows down the candidate pool to two candidates for the general election. Mr. Russo was the victor in a two-way race for the Democratic nomination, edging past Alexander E. Clark. For Donald Trump, the Golden State is a victory lap en route to the Republican nomination. If you were a Democrat, you could only vote for the Democratic candidates.

Her opponent, Bernie Sanders, draws much of his support from young voters, who typically don’t participate in elections. Sanders prevailed in only two districts and Clinton earned more than 60 percent of the vote in nine of the state’s 53 congressional districts. Polls have shown the race is essentially tied.

Voters learning their registration had been changed.

It had the makings of a surge in turnout for the California primary: a competitive Democratic presidential contest with no sitting incumbent, record numbers of registered voters and massive media coverage of candidate rallies throughout the state. John Kasich was second with 11 percent of the vote and Ted Cruz was third with 9 percent.

Some experts used a turnout of 5 million as the baseline (that’s how many voters took part in the 2008 Democratic primary featuring Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama). And should all the ballots be certified, turnout would come in at about 48 percent statewide.

Kristen Clarke, president of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, said voters reported other nuisances and glitches Tuesday including delayed poll openings, broken ballot-counting machines and dysfunctional tools on the secretary of state’s website.