HR 106 by Elhawary
HR 106
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution encourages California high schools to participate in High School Voter Education Weeks, which will take place from September 14 to 25, 2026. The resolution aims to promote voter registration and civic engagement among students by leveraging existing programs like preregistration and the Student Mock Election. It also seeks to support high schools in providing voter education opportunities and facilitating student participation in the democratic process.
Key provisions
- Encourages all California high schools to participate in High School Voter Education Weeks.
- Promotes voter registration opportunities for eligible students.
- Supports the use of the state’s online voter registration system.
- Encourages the designation of student voter outreach coordinators.
- Encourages student participation in civic life, including serving as election workers.
- Promotes participation in the 2026 California Student Mock Election.
- References Senate Bill 955, which allows excused absences for civic events.
Who is affected
- California high schools
- High school students
- California residents (eligible voters)
- School administrators
- Students
Notable changes
- This resolution focuses specifically on promoting voter education and engagement during High School Voter Education Weeks.
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