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By Travis Gillmore California elections officials are following new and established state laws and vote tallying processes that some say are extending the time it takes to complete the job of certifying the election. About 1.4 million ballots await counting in the Golden State out of more than 16 million cast as of Nov. 15, according to the California Secretary of State.
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