950,000 ballots still have to be counted in just 3 CA counties ALONE (there are 58 counties total)

[J_J_]

Virtually all MSM sources are claiming CA is 100% reported, this IS NOT true. The LA County Registrar alone, released this statement 10 minutes ago: "First estimate of ballots remaining to be processed: ~240,063 provisional; 125,280 VMB returned at polls; 204,946 VBM recorded via mail."



San Diego County's website states, "there are APPROXIMATELY 285000 Mail / Provisional ballots still to be counted," and San Bernardino County has 95,000 more outstanding.



In other words, there are 570,000 ballots to be counted in LA County, 285,000 in San Diego County, 95,000 in San Bernardino County (that's a total of 950,000 in just three counties), and who knows how many more need to be counted in California's 55 other counties (58 total).



At this point it's very likely we won't even see the provisional/VMB ballot breakdown this week, or even the next.



Sources:

https://www.lavote.net/Documents/News_Releases/06072016_outstanding-ballots.pdf

http://www.sdvote.com/content/rov/electioninfo/election.xml

https://www.sbcountyelections.com/Elections/2016/0607/ResultSchedule.aspx

https://mobile.twitter.com/LACountyRRCC/status/740641362979098624



EDIT: I made a new post about how Bernie will win California, here. This is ABSOLUTELY CRUCIAL INFORMATION that everyone should read!! Please go up-vote it for visibility.


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https://www.reddit.com/r/SandersForPresident/comments/4n7rp5/950000_ballots_still_have_to_be_counted_in_just_3/

[Hortensis]

1. Not true: "Virtually all MSM sources are claiming CA is 100% reported."

It's wrong to misrepresent like this, and silly given how easily it is disproven.

Also, to reiterate what we all know and you don't seem to want to accept, the final count and thus the final delegate count may not have determined, but which candidate received the majority vote and will retain it has been.

[Zynx]

2. In past elections, yes, there are a lot of votes counted after election day, but

those votes usually simply confirm the earlier result, maybe slightly affecting the margin, but unless the remaining votes are a wholly different electorate, they are not going to flip the result.