Woodland, CA – Total votes cast in Yolo County reached a record high – 99,576. This equates to an approximate 83% voter turnout. “Over the past 30 years, we have hovered around a 76% registered voter turnout for Presidential elections, so these numbers are historic” says Jesse Salinas, Yolo County Assessor/Clerk-Recorder/Registrar of Voters. “Staff has been busy processing the very high volume of Election Day Vote-by-Mail submittals that were returned via Ballot Drop Box and the Voter Assistance Centers in order to report accurate election results as soon as possible. We appreciate the public’s patience while we work diligently to ensure every eligible vote is counted.”
As of Thursday, November 5, 2020 at 12:00 p.m., the grand total of ballots remaining to be processed is 37,988 ballots. A detailed breakdown of the ballots remaining to be processed is provided below:
Vote-by-Mail Ballots (Includes ballots forwarded from other counties)
- 35,684
Provisional Ballots
- 222
Conditional Voter Registration Provisional Ballots
- 1,518
Other (Includes unprocessed ballots that require further review or are damaged and need to be remade)
- 384
Total Ballots
- 37,988
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Why won’t updates be posted on the Yolo County Elections site before Friday?
Probably because it takes a long time to process
And, to what point?
The “instant gratification” folk want hour by hour, minute by minute reporting…
Question becomes, do you want resorces spent on getting the votes counted, or divert some of those resources devoted to “play by play” interim result posting? I prefer the former…
I’m unclear as to why my explanation merited the response you gave.
I thought I was amplifying what you said… if it offends, move it one level up, or delete it… I care not… whatever… chill…
Now I understand. No problem.
For all you who voted… thank you for exercising your right (and, implied responsibility)!