California SB 91 allows all-mailed ballot elections with vote centers and ballot dropoff locations.

California SB 91 amends the Elections Code to allow any county to conduct all-mailed ballot elections. It requires vote centers to be established in accessible locations, with at least one vote center for every 50,000 registered voters. Each vote center must provide language assistance and accessible voting equipment. The bill also mandates direct voter contacts, voter education, and outreach plans. It outlines procedures for resolving tie votes and requires reports on election costs and voter demographics.

California SB 91 allows all-mailed ballot elections with vote centers and ballot dropoff locations.

California SB 91 amends the Elections Code to allow any county to conduct all-mailed ballot elections. It requires vote centers to be established in accessible locations, with at least one vote center for every 50,000 registered voters. Each vote center must provide language assistance and accessible voting equipment. The bill also mandates direct voter contacts, voter education, and outreach plans. It outlines procedures for resolving tie votes and requires reports on election costs and voter demographics.