Voter rights groups warn that recent Postal Service changes could make it more difficult for voters to cast ballot in the mail this November. But Californians still have options.
Facing a dozen measures on their November ballot, voters will be asked to decide the fate of hot issues from taxes to rent control, bail to privacy, and more.
Now that the coronavirus has turned Election Day into a latent superspreader event, the state's Democratic lawmakers are making the 2020 general election an (almost) all-mail affair.