A study revealed that an increasing number of mail-in ballots in California are being rejected after the deadline.
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A recent study indicates that the percentage of mail-in ballots rejected for arriving past the deadline in California rose to 1.1% during the June 2026 state primary elections. This increase in late-arriving ballots has raised concerns regarding the upcoming general elections scheduled for November 3.
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InfobaeFocuses on election integrity and rising ballot rejection rates.
Diario LibreFocuses on national government debt management and fiscal operations.
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