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November 17, 2012 By Alex Vassar

Good Job, Plumas County!

According to the Secretary of State‘s office, Plumas County became the first of California’s 58 counties to issue a County Canvass Complete report. The CCC report, issued on Friday morning, means that they have finished counting the 10,146 ballots cast in their county and that no further updates will be provided. The Unprocessed Ballots Report, also provided by the Secretary of State, notes that 12 counties have finished counting ballots.

An estimated 1,722,249 ballots remain to be counted in California as of Friday evening.

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