California AB1164 establishes a Voter Bill of Rights, detailing specific rights for voters in the state.

California AB1164 amends the Elections Code to create a Voter Bill of Rights, ensuring voters have specific rights. These include the right to cast a ballot if registered, cast a provisional ballot if not listed on voting rolls, vote if in line at closing, cast a secret ballot, request a replacement ballot, receive assistance, return a mail ballot, and receive election materials in another language. The bill mandates the Voter Bill of Rights be printed in the state voter information guide and precinct supplies, and provides a toll-free number for reporting election fraud or misconduct.

California AB1164 establishes a Voter Bill of Rights, detailing specific rights for voters in the state.

California AB1164 amends the Elections Code to create a Voter Bill of Rights, ensuring voters have specific rights. These include the right to cast a ballot if registered, cast a provisional ballot if not listed on voting rolls, vote if in line at closing, cast a secret ballot, request a replacement ballot, receive assistance, return a mail ballot, and receive election materials in another language. The bill mandates the Voter Bill of Rights be printed in the state voter information guide and precinct supplies, and provides a toll-free number for reporting election fraud or misconduct.