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karynnj

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1. The NYT has slightly more precise numbers rather than rounding

Reply to senseandsensibility (Original post)

Thu Jun 4, 2026, 02:46 PM

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They have Hilton at 27.5, Bercerra at 25.6 and Steyer at 19.8. Some of the tightening was that Bercerra and Steyer moved up enough that they were rounded up. Hilton has been going down and the Democrats up, but not that much as the additional votes were much smaller than those counted on election day.

These numbers are 56 percent and the last update was 1:35 ET.

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Latest CA Governor results from my local TV station [View all] senseandsensibility Yesterday OP

The NYT has slightly more precise numbers rather than rounding karynnj Yesterday #1

I wouldn't worry one bit. MineralMan Yesterday #2

Not sure who is bent out of shape senseandsensibility Yesterday #3

There were a few posters who said they were concerned/worried Just_Vote_Dem Yesterday #4

The thing is that there are plenty of races in California MineralMan Yesterday #7

I read that Becerra will beat Hilton handily. ananda Yesterday #5

Seriously? You do know Hilton never had a chance to win the election, right? NoRethugFriends Yesterday #6

Those are the same numbers we've had -- no more votes have been added yet, they just rounded numbers up and down obamanut2012 Yesterday #8