Plain English Breakdown
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Voting by Mail Support
This resolution declares California's Legislature opposes federal actions that restrict voting by mail and asks Congress to protect the state’s ability to run its own elections.
What This Bill Does
- Declares the Legislature's opposition to any federal executive action that restricts, burdens, or interferes with California’s vote-by-mail system.
- Calls upon the United States Congress to reject any federal legislation that would restrict or eliminate vote-by-mail options.
- Asks Congress to protect the constitutional authority of states to administer their own elections.
Who It Names or Affects
- The people of California who use the vote-by-mail system
- Federal government and Congress
Terms To Know
- Legislature
- The group that makes laws for a state or country.
- Executive action
- A decision made by the president or other top government officials to change how something is done without making new laws.
Limits and Unknowns
- This resolution does not create any new laws, it only expresses opinions and asks others to act.
- It does not specify what will happen if Congress or the federal government do not follow this advice.