FRESNO, Calif. (KMJ) — A series of measures proposed in the California Assembly aim to make elections in the Golden State more secure.
Republican Matthew Harper, vice-chair of the Elections Committee, says his bills would combat foreign influence, by limiting nationals from donating directly to campaigns.
They also call for requiring that school bond ballot descriptions display the full expense, and that delivery services prove that completed ballots were given to them on or before Election Day.
Penalties for those convicted of voter fraud would also be increased.
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