CA Ballots Left to Count: Friday Update

Our earlier estimates were too low: as of June 10th, California has over 1.33 million ballots left to count from Tuesday’s primary election. Rose Institute researchers Daniel Shane and Ruth Oliver confirmed “uncounted ballot” counts from 55 of the 58 counties. Only Sonoma,  Mono and Modoc have not yet responded to our inquiries.

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Clearly the Republican primary for Insurance Commissioner remains too close to call. Also, the Democratic primary in State Senate District 40 is too close to call.

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Below is the list of how many ballots remain to be counted in each county:

County: Estimated Total Remaining

Alameda: 66,000

Alpine: 0

Amador: 1,015

Butte: 8,577

Calaveras: 3,800

Colusa: 400

Contra Costa: 48,084

Del Norte: 0

El Dorado: 10,000

Fresno: 30,000

Glenn: 0

Humboldt: 6,000

Imperial: 4,700

Inyo: 1,317

Kern: 16,500

Kings: 180

Lake: 3,766

Lassen: 1,402

Los Angeles: 149,174

Madera: 4,007

Marin: 25,200

Mariposa: 803

Mendocino: 10,801

Merced: 2,400

Modoc:

Mono:

Monterey: 22,950

Napa: 13,480

Nevada: 7,525

Orange: 182,061

Placer: 16,833

Plumas: 441

Riverside: 100,000

Sacramento: 86,000

San Benito: 3,363

San Bernardino: 53,500

San Diego: 160,000

San Francisco: 45,000

San Joaquin: 15,465

San Luis Obispo: 14,961

San Mateo: 31,540

Santa Barbara: 20,118

Santa Clara: 93,515

Santa Cruz: 19,560

Shasta: 8,235

Sierra: 0

Siskiyou: 1,838

Solano: 15,406

Sonoma: no estimate

Stanislaus: 1,450

Sutter: 2,970

Tehama: 3,817

Trinity: 336

Tulare: 3,550

Tuolumne: 2,700

Ventura: 6,500

Yolo: 5,625

Yuba: 1800

Total:  1,334,665