CA Election Ballots Mailed On Nov. 3 May Not Be Counted
Californians are beginning to receive their mail-in ballots for the Nov. 4 election, but officials caution that dropping one in the mailbox on Election Day could mean it won’t be counted.
This is because of U.S. Postal Service processing delays set in motion earlier this year, state officials said at a news conference on Thursday.
For residents who live in certain zip codes, mail now is collected the next day, Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta and Secretary of State Shirley Weber announced.
Those who live 50 miles or more from these six regional mail processing facilities in California are urged not to mail a ballot on Nov. 4: Los Angeles, Bell Gardens, San Diego, Santa Clarita, Richmond and West Sacramento.
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