California SB1430 allows school buildings to be used as polling places or vote centers for elections.
California SB1430 amends the Elections Code to allow school buildings to be used as polling places or vote centers for elections. The governing body of the school district may allow the use of school buildings for these purposes, provided they are not occupied by school activities. The bill also outlines procedures for elections officials to request the use of school buildings and public buildings for polling places or vote centers. The use of these buildings must comply with accessibility requirements and federal voting laws.
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