California AB1249 allows vote by mail ballots to be cast at satellite locations before election day.

AB1249 amends the Elections Code to allow voters using a vote by mail ballot to vote at the elections official's office or a satellite location up to 29 days before the election. The voter must vote in the presence of an elections official officer or in a voting booth, but their vote cannot be observed. The bill also requires counties to provide at least one early voting location on the Saturday before the election, open for a minimum of six hours.

California AB1249 allows vote by mail ballots to be cast at satellite locations before election day.

AB1249 amends the Elections Code to allow voters using a vote by mail ballot to vote at the elections official's office or a satellite location up to 29 days before the election. The voter must vote in the presence of an elections official officer or in a voting booth, but their vote cannot be observed. The bill also requires counties to provide at least one early voting location on the Saturday before the election, open for a minimum of six hours.