About 21,640 Ballots Remain in Orange County, California: the Registrar November 11 Report Put Kluwe Ahead by 632 Votes in Assembly District 72, and the Estimate Was Updated Again on November 12
Ballot counting in Orange County, California, is nearly done. The Orange County Registrar of Voters updated its estimate of ballots left to process at 5:10 p.m. on November 12, and its November 11 report put the countywide remainder at about 21,640 ballots.
The Registrar processed nearly 30,000 ballots on the Veterans Day holiday. Roughly 5,200 of the remaining ballots are provisional and conditional registration ballots, and the rest are small amounts of drop box, mail and late arriving ballots. The estimate can still grow as ballots postmarked by Election Day arrive.
In the November 11 report, Assembly District 72 changed hands: Chris Kluwe led Gracey Van Der Mark by 109,612 votes to 108,980, a margin of 632 votes.
All results published by the Registrar remain unofficial until the count is complete and certified.
Source: Orange County Registrar of Voters
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