El Departamento de Justicia abre investigaciones sobre el recuento de votos de las primarias en California

El Departamento de Justicia ha iniciado investigaciones sobre un posible fraude electoral en California, mientras los funcionarios continúan el recuento de las papeletas de las elecciones primarias de esta semana.

Bill Essayli, primer asistente del fiscal de EE. UU. para el Distrito Central de California, anunció las investigaciones el viernes. Su oficina está trabajando con el FBI para examinar posibles violaciones de la ley electoral federal y planea auditar el censo electoral del estado. El presidente Donald Trump acusó a los demócratas de California de intentar robar las elecciones, citando el prolongado proceso de recuento de votos. Dos contiendas importantes siguen sin resolverse: la elección para gobernador y la carrera por la alcaldía de Los Ángeles. En las primarias para gobernador, el demócrata Xavier Becerra lidera con el 26,78 por ciento de los votos tras haberse contabilizado el 68 por ciento de las papeletas hasta la mañana del sábado. El republicano Steve Hilton le sigue de cerca con un 26,35 por ciento. La actual alcaldesa de Los Ángeles, Karen Bass, cuenta con un 35 por ciento en su contienda con el 71 por ciento de los votos contabilizados, por delante del republicano Spencer Pratt, quien tiene un 28,2 por ciento.

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