Portland's first-ever ranked choice voting election: It's all over but the countingPortland successfully implemented ranked choice voting in its Nov. 5 election, with nearly all ballots processed and counted within six days.
How many ballots are left to be counted in California?Vote counting in California remains incomplete, with a significant number of ballots yet to be processed.Alameda County's slow ballot processing highlights disparities in vote counting across the state.
Election officials are expecting a flood of last-minute ballots. How many will be tallied Election Day?California's election results will be delayed due to a significant number of mail-in ballots expected to be counted after Election Day.
How many ballots are left to be counted in California?Vote counting in California remains incomplete, with a significant number of ballots yet to be processed.Alameda County's slow ballot processing highlights disparities in vote counting across the state.
Election officials are expecting a flood of last-minute ballots. How many will be tallied Election Day?California's election results will be delayed due to a significant number of mail-in ballots expected to be counted after Election Day.
Clackamas County clerk provides turnout numbers through MondayVoter turnout in Clackamas County reached 58% by November 4, indicating significant engagement in the election.
Clackamas County ballot sorting machine is fixed, clerk saysThe malfunctioning mail ballot sorter was fixed, which is crucial for efficient vote counting.The mail ballot sorter plays a vital role in verifying the legitimacy of ballots.
Clackamas County clerk provides turnout numbers through MondayVoter turnout in Clackamas County reached 58% by November 4, indicating significant engagement in the election.
Clackamas County ballot sorting machine is fixed, clerk saysThe malfunctioning mail ballot sorter was fixed, which is crucial for efficient vote counting.The mail ballot sorter plays a vital role in verifying the legitimacy of ballots.
No, poll workers aren't handing out Sharpies to invalidate ballots.Election workers provide approved writing utensils like Sharpies, which are tested to ensure no impact on ballot validity.
San Francisco residents can vote starting today. Here's how.San Francisco begins processing ballots today; voters have multiple options to register and vote, including mail-in and in-person.
No, poll workers aren't handing out Sharpies to invalidate ballots.Election workers provide approved writing utensils like Sharpies, which are tested to ensure no impact on ballot validity.
San Francisco residents can vote starting today. Here's how.San Francisco begins processing ballots today; voters have multiple options to register and vote, including mail-in and in-person.
1 in 5 voters ready to use mail-in ballots. Is the Postal Service prepared?The U.S. Postal Service is prepared to handle increased mail-in ballots for the 2024 election, ensuring timely and secure delivery.