California shouldn't still be counting votes one week after the election

Super Tuesday started and ended on Tuesday last week for most states. For California, it’s still going on with the slowest vote counting in the country.

As of Tuesday morning, one week after the day of the election, California has still only counted 76% of the presidential primary votes for the GOP and Democratic primaries. None of the 42 contested House primaries have counted more than 94% of the vote. In fact, 10 House primaries haven’t counted more than 70% of the vote, and three of those haven’t even counted 60%.