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Overview
This bill aims to modernize election procedures in California by replacing outdated references to ‘regular election dates’ with ‘established election dates’ in the Elections Code. It clarifies the process for local measures involving multiple counties, requiring the lead county elections official to promptly share measure text, impartial analysis, and arguments with other counties within 24 hours. The bill also ensures state reimbursement for any state-mandated costs associated with these changes.
Key provisions
- Replaces ‘regular election date’ with ‘established election date’ in election code sections.
- Requires the lead county elections official to share measure text, impartial analysis, and arguments within 24 hours.
- Clarifies the process for establishing deadlines for submitting materials related to local measures spanning multiple counties.
- Addresses the role of the lead county elections official in coordinating with other counties.
- Provides for state reimbursement for costs associated with state-mandated local programs.
- Updates references to election dates in the Health and Safety Code.
- Establishes a joint legislative committee to assist the Secretary of State on election matters.
Who is affected
- Local Elections Officials
- County Elections Officials
- Local Agencies
- School Districts
- Voters in Special Districts
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Primary sponsor
Committee on Elections
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