California Donor Table

Governor Newsom issued an executive order adding 21 more days for counties to report their final election results, pushing the final results to April 24. 

The LA Times explores how California has led the nation in its embrace and implementation of the Affordable Care Act, now celebrating 10 years. 

Over 16 million ballots were mailed to voters for the primary election, 27% of which were returned by the deadline. There are nearly 2.4 million unprocessed ballots throughout the state, with several counties not having updated their totals since election day. Los Angeles has nearly 700,000 as of March 6, San Diego 350,000 as of March 4, Sacramento 150,000 as of March 10, Riverside 130,000 as of March 6, and Orange 126,000 as of March 9. Voter turnout will likely end up around 50%, which would be similar to the 2016 primary.