ELECTION REFORM
Below are resource links and information that deal specifically with election reform issues facing our Republic today. Feel free to browse and submit suggestions, questions or comments regarding the content on this page. The contact information is listed below.
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The Election Integrity Project® California (EIPCa) is a California non-profit public benefit corporation committed to defending, through education, research, and advocacy the civil rights of U.S. citizens to fully participate in the election process under Federal and state law.
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PATRIOT FORCE is a non-partisan grassroots group of Californians joining forces with fellow citizens and providing education on how they can take action in their own communities to promote free and fair elections. We educate citizens by equipping them with the knowledge they need to take action and properly hold our elected officials accountable.
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NATIONAL VOTER REGISTRATION ACT OF 1993
(MOTOR VOTER LAW) The National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (NVRA) was signed into law by President Bill Clinton. Its purpose was stated as a way to increase voter registration and participation. What it did was allow states like California to waive requirements to remove in-active voters who failed to vote in 2 consecutive Presidential elections. This in turn, was the beginning of the process by which we are facing today for Vote By Mail (VBM) which allows unclean voter rolls to be manipulated to achieve a pre-determined result . |
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CALIFORNIA VOTER'S CHOICE ACT (SB 450)
The California Voter’s Choice Act (VCA) was signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown in 2016. The VCA expands early voting and offers more flexible voting opportunities to voters in participating counties. Under the VCA, vote centers will replace traditional polling places. |
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ASSEMBLY BILL 37 (AB37)
This bill was signed into law as Governor Gavin Newsom 's first act after surviving the 2021 recall election. The bill mandated that all registered voters be mailed a Vote By Mail (VBM) ballot. It DOES NOT require any voter to mail the ballot in but allows a voter to still vote in person at any Vote Center established by The Voter Choice Act. This bill has allowed the manipulation of ballots generated by dirty voter rolls that began with the NVRA Act of 1993. |
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