California shields elections from federal interference with new law
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California passed a law to shield its elections from federal meddling, prohibiting access to voter rolls or election technology without a court order and restricting federal agents from disrupting election workers, with penalties for removing ballots. The measure comes as the state conducts a high‑stakes open primary and amid ongoing national debates about election administration and redistricting.
- Newsom signs law to shield California elections from federal interference The Guardian
- California Tries to Block Trump Involvement in Election Procedures The New York Times
- Gov. Newsom signs bill to protect California ballots, says Trump 'doesn't believe in free and fair elections' ABC7 Los Angeles
- Governor Newsom signs legislation to further protect California elections from interference and intimidation California State Portal | CA.gov
- Newsom signs bill blocking ballot seizures ahead of California primary San Francisco Chronicle
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