it is done, but there are certainly rules that are followed in projecting winners on election night.
So please don't get upset about what you think might have happened based on the possibilities that I mentioned. They are pure speculation on my part, as I specifically stated.
CA and its counties know what they are doing. ALL ballots WILL be counted. ALL counties will complete the process. I am not sure what I might have said that may have given you any idea otherwise. ???? 
CA is, after all, the most heavily populated state in the US. There are large numbers of absentee ballots and provisional ballots - which is why the state has a mandated 30-day period to complete the counting. The final verified numbers are not due until July 8. Also, the SoS only knows how many votes it has counted and how many votes are still outstanding based on the numbers of absentee and provisional ballots provided so that is likely why you see differences in actual counts and votes. Additionally, some of the absentee ballots from US expats may not even have been received yet.
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