The inexcusable incompetence of California’s glacial vote count

California's primary elections revealed a sluggish vote counting process, with only 58% of votes tallied 13 hours after polls closed. This glacial pace underscores the state's broader governance issues, casting a shadow over the integrity and efficiency of its electoral system. The delay not only raises questions about election readiness but also impacts voter confidence and the timely resolution of political races. This sluggishness highlights systemic problems that could have broader implications for future elections and governance.