California Attorney General Rob Bonta is sharing informational resources with voters, judges, local election officials and law enforcement on rules and instructions to protect voting procedures ahead of Election Day amid heightened concerns over election interference.
“I know some Californians may be wondering whether everything coming out of Washington [D.C.] has changed how they can vote,” Bonta said at a briefing Wednesday in San Francisco. “Let me be clear: California’s elections are moving forward as usual … Your fundamental voting rights remain protected under California law and the rules for casting your ballots have not changed.”
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