California SB46 amends the Elections Code to establish procedures for verifying presidential candidates' eligibility and qualifications.
California SB46 modifies the Elections Code to introduce new procedures for verifying the eligibility and qualifications of presidential candidates. The bill mandates that the Secretary of State must place a candidate's name on the ballot if they are recognized as actively seeking their party's nomination. It also requires the Secretary of State to publicly announce and distribute a list of selected candidates before a presidential primary election.
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