Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
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A California voter advocacy group has proposed reforms to accelerate election result counts following slow post-primary vote tabulations. The recommendations include shortening the signature-curing timeline, expanding voter access to electronic curing, and prioritizing close races for quicker results. While some changes are already underway, others, such as reducing the curing window and calling close contests by the Friday after Election Day, are unlikely before the upcoming election due to logistical challenges and stakeholder resistance. The report emphasizes that despite ongoing delays, implementing these measures can help California return to more timely election outcomes.
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