EL DORADO COUNTY, Calif. — Election night is here for El Dorado County. The Nov. 5 election will decide the future of various measures and city council seats in South Lake Tahoe and Placerville.
For El Dorado County, the first results will start appearing around 8:10 p.m. Afterward, the updates will appear roughly every hour until all vote centers are in. That usually happens around 1 a.m.
After Election night, the results will be updated every Friday starting Nov. 8 until every vote is counted.
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Election Results
Live vote results can be found below. These will be updated through the night.
South Lake Tahoe
Placerville
County Measures
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When do we find out who won the election?
Voters will start to see results not long after 8 p.m., but keep in mind, these aren't the final results. Every number seen on election night are unofficial results.
While some elections might be called on election night, that's generally a projection from media outlets or experts. Governments don't call elections. Mail-in ballots, provisional ballots, ballots from registered voters in the military deployed over seas and more all get counted for the final result.
The last day for counties to certify results is Dec. 5. The Secretary of State will then have until Dec. 7 to certify the vote, with the Statement of Vote certified on Dec. 13.
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