The result was well below election night’s early counts, but above the final polls, which claimed the race was within a few points (see blog: Late Polls Miss California’s Primary Results).
Monday, July 11, 2016
California Finally Counts its Primary Votes
After a full month of counting provisional and late ballots, California finally finished their June 7 primary vote count. Hillary Clinton won by nearly 8 percent (7.7%), or more than 360,000 votes.
Sanders’s supporters held out that the late count would reverse the result and let them eke out a victory.
The result was well below election night’s early counts, but above the final polls, which claimed the race was within a few points (see blog: Late Polls Miss California’s Primary Results).
The result was well below election night’s early counts, but above the final polls, which claimed the race was within a few points (see blog: Late Polls Miss California’s Primary Results).
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