Module 01.5 Voting Readiness for 36th Senate Primary Election

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What is the purpose of the California Voter Information Guide?
It provides information about the upcoming special election, including the Voter Bill of Rights, Election Day information, and how to check voter status.
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What are the responsibilities of the California State Senate?
Passing bills on public policy matters, setting state spending levels, raising/lowering taxes, and voting on gubernatorial vetoes.
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What are the voter registration deadlines in California for the primary special election?
Online registration must be completed by February 10th, and in-person registration at a local Vote Center must be done by 8 PM on February 25th.
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What is Same Day Voter Registration in California?
It allows eligible voters to register and vote on the same day, including on Election Day.
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What changes were made to voting by mail in California after 2020?
All ballots are mailed to every active registered voter without a request.
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What options do voters have to cast their ballot in California?
Voters can vote in person, vote by mail, or drop off their completed ballot at an official drop box.
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Who are the candidates for the 36th District in the upcoming special election?
John Briscoe (Republican), Julie Diep (Democratic), Jimmy D. Pham (Democratic), Tony Strickland (Republican).
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What significant legislation did California pass regarding voter registration in 2012?
California became the 13th state to offer online registration.
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What is the California Voter Bill of Rights?
A set of laws ensuring specific rights for voters in California, including the right to take paid leave for voting.
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How can California voters track their mail-in ballots?
Voters can use the tracking tool at WheresMyBallot.sos.ca.gov to receive updates on the status of their mail-in ballots.