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California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton unloaded on the Golden State’s election system during an appearance on Fox News’ The Ingraham Angle this week, describing California’s vote-counting process as “insane” and alleging that a whistleblower exposed a troubling ballot-handling scheme inside a U.S. Post Office after a previous election.
Hilton joined host Laura Ingraham as outrage continues to grow over California’s notoriously slow vote-counting process. As of election night, millions of ballots remained uncounted, with state officials warning that final results could take days—or even weeks—to be certified.
Hilton revealed that during a previous election cycle, a courageous post office whistleblower reached out to him with a terrifying account of blatant, organized corruption happening right under the noses of voters.
According to the whistleblower, postal workers were instructed to sort mail-in ballots into separate “buckets” after Election Day had already concluded. Even worse, supervisor instructions completely obliterated the rule of law regarding postmarks.
Steve Hilton: “It’s insane. This election system that they’ve created here is just another monument to their uselessness, another version of high-speed rail.
And just to really underline the point that you made about the corruption, I remember last time around, during the last elections we had here, I had a whistleblower who contacted me from a post office. They described how there were different buckets they were supposed to put the ballots in after they came in after Election Day, and they were explicitly told that it didn’t just have to be a postmark that was on or before Election Day that qualified. If the date was handwritten, that would be okay as well.
And you think, what? It’s just unbelievable. And, of course, that’s why so many people don’t believe the results. It undermines confidence.
So I completely agree with you. There is a case out of Mississippi that I think might help with this, that’s before the Supreme Court. But the whole thing is insane. I mean, the fact that you’re sending out mail ballots to every single person on a voting roll that is wildly inaccurate, even though it’s being cleaned up because the Trump Justice Department, thankfully, is bringing lawsuits against California to clean up the voter rolls.
There’s still a long way to go there. The whole thing is a joke, just like pretty much everything else they try to do here.”
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CALIFORNIA’S ELECTION SYSTEM IS A JOKE
Steve Hilton: “You’re sending out mail ballots to every single person on a voting roll that is wildly inaccurate.”
“The whole thing is a joke, just like pretty much everything else they try and do here.” pic.twitter.com/lvdVUQ6wdO
— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) June 3, 2026
As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, California’s election system is a national disgrace built for fraud and opacity:
In February 2026, investigative reporter Nick Shirley traveled across the state and exposed how California’s lack of voter ID, mass unsolicited mail ballots, ballot harvesting, and “curing” combine with wildly inaccurate voter rolls to make fraud almost inevitable in the one-party state. Shirley found dead people on the rolls, a dog registered to vote, voters listed at 125 years old, and dozens of registrations tied to single addresses like a mail store.
Earlier reporting detailed how Los Angeles County alone had to scrub over a million ineligible voters from bloated rolls, and how non-citizens and even foreign nationals have ended up on the rolls and received mail ballots.
President Trump sounded the alarm on California on Thursday, telling reporters, “They’re rigging the election,” as counting continues across the state and key races for California governor and Los Angeles mayor remain undecided.
Trump announced an investigation had been launched by the U.S. Attorney’s Office in LA.
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