California primary ballots rejected amid slow count

Nearly 150,000 mail-in ballots were rejected in California's June primary, marking the highest number in recent statewide elections. The majority were rejected due to late arrival or improper postmarking, highlighting issues with postal delays and the state's election procedures. Experts and officials are scrutinizing the rise in ballot rejections, which vary across counties and raise concerns about voting process integrity.

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