For most people, the recent Los Angeles election probably seems like a running joke. More than two weeks have passed since the June 2 election, yet bureaucrats are still counting votes. But this farce is no laughing matter. Democrats want to nationalize California’s foolish voting laws, bringing seemingly endless confusion, and a much higher chance of fraud, to every federal election.That’s the frightening reality of Democrats’ top legislative priority during the Biden years. The so-called “For the People Act” was filled with election ideas that have sown chaos in California for years. Democrats are sure to bring back this bill the next time they control the federal levers of power, perhaps passing it through Congress as early as next year. Apparently, they see nothing wrong with California’s inability to count votes or credibly prevent election fraud. Just the opposite: They know that California’s broken system makes it harder for Republicans to win, as LA mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt has learned firsthand.The parallels between California laws and congressional Democrats’ demands are nearly too numerous to count. The single biggest reason the Los Angeles vote-counting has taken so long is that in California, mail-in ballots can be received up to seven days after an election. That obviously makes it impossible to have accurate vote totals on election night. Yet congressional Democrats think that’s good, and in the For The People Act, they actually let mail-in ballots arrive up to 10 days later.