The first place finisher, incumbent Democratic Mayor Karen Bass, has already received enough votes to advance to the November election. So the battle for second place in California’s jungle primary system goes on.

It’s not clear when all votes will be counted. Under California law, ballots must be postmarked by election day but can arrive up to seven days later and still be considered valid.

According to the latest vote update from the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder and County Clerk, Pratt remains in the lead with 163,549 votes, compared to 130,473 for Raman, maintaining an advantage of nearly six percentage points.

However, the newest batch of ballots favored Raman.