Why Some Midterm Results Take Time Goes Beyond California's Slow Count

California's slow vote count is not the only reason winners may take time to emerge in some midterm races, according to NPR.

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Why Some Midterm Results Take Time Goes Beyond California's Slow Count

Winners in some midterm races will not be known right away, according to NPR.

California's slow vote counting is part of the explanation, but NPR says it is not the only factor. The provided summary does not detail the other reasons for the wait.

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