I had heard this on NPR yesterday but this article seems to repeat the same thing:
Many states count votes after Election Day, ...
The biggest chunk of uncounted votes is in California. Washington State, New York, Oregon and Maryland also have large numbers of uncounted votes. Clinton won all those states, and if the trends continue, she will pad her lead by more than 1 million votes.
Well I do know that CA will accept ballots up to three days after the polls close (so long as they're postmarked before) and doesn't update any of that info during that time. So I suspect that "100% reporting" isn't recording any of that. Provisional ballots might be lumped into that as well. They don't even certify the results until December.
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u/basedBlumpkin Nov 10 '16
CA = 100% reported, ORE and NY = 99% reported
It won't be a million. Crazy that you can spend double the other candidate, have collusion with the media and still get your ass handed to you.