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San Juan County election results to be delayed "several days"

By San Juan Record · November 4, 2026 · 1 min read
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Election results in San Juan County will be delayed for several days after a series of challenges disrupted the November 3 general election. Preliminary results will be released soon. With nearly 1,000 votes counted, there are still several thousand more to be counted, including all ballots that were cast on election day.

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