Sonoma County Still Counting Mail-in Ballots (Aired: November 5, 2020)
Sonoma County is nearing record voter turnout this election. County officials are still processing thousands of mail-in ballots and tallying the total number of voters. To learn more, KRCB News Director, Adia White, spoke with Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County clerk, recorder, assessor, and registrar of voters. The first thing White asked was how things looked on election night for in-person voting facilities.
(Photo: The Sonoma County Registrar of voters on election day - Adia White)
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