Nearly 150,000 ballots were not counted in California primaries
Most of the ballots that were rejected were for having a later date on the postmark; an increase was recorded compared to the 2024 primaries
Nearly 150,000 ballots were not counted in California's primary election, which took place on Tuesday, June 2.
According to California data, 148,241 mail-in ballots were rejected in the primary election, representing a rate of 1.73% of the total ballots returned by the United States Postal Service (USPS).
Election experts believe the main problem is with the postmarks on ballots that arrived with a date after Election Day.
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