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Write to CA SOS

Posted on | April 29, 2017 | 1 Comment

Urgent your vote is at risk.
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In a Nut shell
( No pun intended too much )
California is making it easier for anyone including Illegal Aliens to vote in our elections.

YOUR LETTER TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE has been requested and is
URGENTLY NEEDED

A Patriot has called this to our attention and ask that we pass it on – we ask that you do likewise.
IMMEDIATE ACTION NECESSARY.
If you have access to an email distribution list for any individuals , or organization, please send this on to everyone with a STRONG encouragement to participate.
Letter Received from a Patriot:
The California SOS is asking for comments by May 1  from “any interested persons” regarding the attached proposed changes to the New Motor Voter (aka AB 1461, automatic voter registration through the DMV) regulations. As I read it, the proposed changes reduce transparency because they hide the facts when an ineligible person (such as a non-citizen) becomes “inadvertently registered” to vote. The proposed changes also remove the normal requirement to retain records of inadvertent registrations that get cancelled, so we can never FOIA that info.
I’ve attached the letter sent by Ellen Swensen, former EIP data analyst. Please read her attached letter, and use it as a template to send your own comments in your own words about these concerns. The docs do not say one must be a CA resident, so others you know outside the state could also comment.
The New Motor Voter Program is bad enough as it is, and now CA is trying to mask any “ineligible registrations” that arise from it. Note that– as usual in CA– the automatic voter registration relies only on the honor system, with the person attesting as to whether he is eligible. It does not appear that the DMV will be checking if the license holder is a non-citizen. As we suspect, the DMV have no way of tracking that, which is another example of hiding the facts by not keeping records!
Note also that the new law relies only on “self-cancellation” if someone is honest enough to say that they were accidentally registered. I wonder whether the SOS will be checking against felon records, etc. before they add new registrants…
I hope you have time to write some comments to the SOS, and encourage EVERYONE YOU KNOW to do the same.
This is a link to the California Secretary of State

email election division SOS

Phone Numbers election divison

  • Main Number: (916) 657-2166
  • TTY/TDD: (800) 833-8683 -English
  • Voter Hotline: (800) 345-VOTE
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Comments

One Response to “Write to CA SOS”

  1. Starlight
    April 30th, 2017 @ 12:32 pm

    This is in their Calif. law.
    I am not sure if this is what
    they are trying to change???

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS
    TITLE 2.
    ADMINISTRATION
    DIVISION 7. SECRETARY OF STATE
    CHAPTER 1. VOTER REGISTRATION
    ARTICLE
    4.5.
    CALIFORNIA NEW MOTOR VOTER PROGRAM
    20060. Purpose
    The purpose of this Article is to provide standards and procedures related to the California New
    Motor Voter Program, as established by Chapter 4.5 of Division 2 of the California Elections
    Code.
    Note: Authority cited: Section 12172.5, Government Code; and Sections 10 and 2260-2270,
    Elections Code. Reference: Sections 22
    60-2270, Elections Code.
    20061. Definitions
    (a) “Inadvertent registrant”
    means a person who
    is ineligible to vote
    and has not willfully caused,
    procured, or allowed himself or herself to become registered to vote, but who has nevertheless become registered to
    vote pursuant to Chapter 4.5 of Division 2 of the California Elections Code.

    A person is ineligible to vote if they do not qualify to vote under Section 2 of Article II of the California Constitution and do not meet the voter eligibility requirements set forth in Division 2,Chapters 1 through 3 of the California Elections Code.

    (b) “Inadvertent registration” is the voter registration of an inadvertent registrant.
    Note: Authority cited: Section 12172.5, Government Code; and Sections 10, 2260-2270, and
    18100, Elections Code. Reference: Sections 2260-2270,

    Elections Code.

    20062. Cancellation of Inadvertent Registration
    Any inadvertent registration
    shall, upon written request by the inadvertent registrant, be cancelled by the county elections official in the county of registration.

    Note: Authority cited: Section 12172.5, Government Code; and Sections 10, 2260-2270, and
    18100, Elections Code. Reference: Sections 2260-2270, Elections Code.
    20063.

    Cancellation Request Form
    (a) In the event of an inadvertent registration, the inadvertent registrant may cancel his or her
    registration at any time pursuant to Elections Code section 2201(a) by submitting a written
    request to the county elections official in the county of registration substantially similar to the following:

    (And there is more where the person
    can fill out a form.)

    https://admin.cdn.sos.ca.gov/regulations/elections/ab1461-california-motor-voter-program.pdf

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