On Friday, the US Department of Justice dispatched federal prosecutors to Los Angeles to observe ballot processing amid President Donald Trump's unfounded claims of election rigging by California Democrats. The primary elections in California, the largest blue state in the US, have seen delays in results, prompting misinformation regarding election integrity. The LA County registrar-recorder confirmed the DOJ's involvement, stating that an assistant US attorney participated in observing the ballot processing. Concurrently, Bill Essayli, the first assistant US attorney for the Central District of California, announced multiple investigations into alleged election fraud, citing vulnerabilities in the state's election systems. Despite these allegations, California's Secretary of State Shirley Weber assured voters that officials are diligently counting ballots to ensure accuracy. Governor Gavin Newsom's office reiterated the state's commitment to accurate election results, expressing a desire for faster counting. Ultimately, Xavier Becerra advanced in the governor's race, which will culminate in November.