"There's BIG cheating by the Dumocrats in California. Votes are all tied up," Trump wrote.

There is no excuse for California to take a month or more to count votes, especially when the state demands the election system bend to its will.

How to make sense of a very messy election.

President Donald Trump insists ‘the Dumocrats are at it again’, without providing evidence of fraud, as Golden State continues to count ballots from Tuesday’s vote

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"They are trying to steal the Governor of California primary and the Mayor of Los Angeles primary away from two great Republican candidates," the President claimed.

Days after the state’s primary, California voters are in a familiar position -- waiting to find out which candidates will go on to the general election in their most high-profile…

Giving voters tons of options and preventing actual fraud means slow counts and shifting results. But it feeds MAGA conspiracy theories.

The Department of Justice is targeting California after Trump accused the state of “cheating.”

The probe was announced just hours after President Donald Trump baselessly accused Democrats of “rigging” Tuesday's primary election.

The probe was announced just hours after President Donald Trump baselessly accused Democrats of “rigging” Tuesday's primary election.

State’s tortoise-like pace is byproduct of system of verifications and opportunities for voters to fix errors

"There's BIG cheating by the Dumocrats in California. Votes are all tied up," Trump wrote.

California election officials say the state's drawn-out tally is by design, not the result of fraud.

Whether one thinks this is entirely corrupt or fully legal under California’s procedures, it’s an indefensible way to administer an election.

Even Republicans who previously kept such voter-fraud claims at arm’s length are embracing theories that something is off in California, despite zero evidence.

Trump DOJ intensified scrutiny of California election practices as ballot counting continued and federal investigators reviewed procedures.

The state’s mail voting rules and a set of particularly competitive and high-profile primary contests made it a target of allegations from Trump and other Republicans.