Good morning, it’s Tuesday, June 2 and you can expect the clouds to dissipate by early afternoon (high 70s).
Helicopters, boats and Sheriff’s cars: How your ballot will journey across the county.
At exactly 8 p.m. tonight, more than 400 election workers will be standing sentry by the 424 ballot drop boxes strewn across the county, poised to lock them up the moment the polls close. Once the keys have been turned to secure the boxes, election workers will be deployed throughout the night to retrieve those ballots for processing and counting.
It’s all part of the complicated logistical undertaking necessary to transport, process and tabulate the ballots in the nation’s most populous county — a place that sprawls across more than 4,000 square miles and is home to nearly 6 million registered voters.
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