The latest on California's primary elections

California’s primary election results remain uncertain six days after voting concluded, particularly in the races for governor and Los Angeles mayor. Officials are still finalizing vote counts, leaving these contests too close to call. Scott Shafer, senior editor at KQED, provided updates on the ongoing process without specifying a timeline for resolution. During an interview with NBC’s *Meet the Press* on Sunday, President Trump asserted that the California elections were rigged, though the report did not elaborate on his claims or provide supporting evidence. The uncertainty stems from the narrow margins in critical races, with no clear winner yet declared. The vote-counting process continues as officials work to ensure accuracy. Meanwhile, Trump’s allegation adds to the broader political discourse surrounding election integrity in the state. No further details on vote tallies, candidate names, or additional developments were included in the report. The focus remains on the unresolved races and the lack of official results.