California's slow vote count is shifting both top races toward Democrats, and Trump is calling it fraud even though analysts expected this all along.

• In the LA mayor race, Republican Spencer Pratt is losing his second-place spot to leftish Democrat Nithya Raman as late ballots favor her.
• In the governor race, Republican Steve Hilton leads but Democrat Tom Steyer is closing in fast, though he may fall short.
• The shift is normal: Republicans knew their candidate early, so Democratic ballots just came in later — nothing sketchy.
• Trump and DeSantis are calling it rigged and claim it's under investigation, but the weeks-long count is just how California always runs elections.
• Even if Pratt or Hilton win second, they would get crushed in November since LA and California are heavily Democratic.

Outlook: Betting markets favor Raman knocking out Pratt and Hilton hanging on, but both races stay razor-tight as ballots trickle in over the next week.