Because the sheer fact is, if somebody grabs a bunch of ballots and they are coming in, in California, and it was so late to count these ballots because they kept coming in, your congressional districts aren't that big.
Davis raises concerns about potential fraud in ballot counting.
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Our driving principle is that every eligible American should have the opportunity to vote and that their ballot should be counted according to law.
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