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Look Inside the Nearly Empty LA County Voting Facility Costing Taxpayers $300 million
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June 4, 2026
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6:00LA County’s massive vote-counting center reveals seas of empty chairs as 713,000 ballots remain outstanding. The Post visited the county’s 144,000-square-foot ballot processing facility June 4, as workers tackled an estimated 713,180 outstanding ballots. The county announced June 3 that it had processed a mere 77,521 additional ballots since Election Night, bringing the total count to 1,395,987 ballots. Yet officials estimate another 713,180 ballots are still awaiting processing.
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