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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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5/8/2015
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7.1.D. - Page 1 <br /> REPORT <br /> To the Honorable Mayor and City Council <br /> From the City Manager <br /> May 18, 2015 <br /> SUBJECT <br /> Informational Report to the City Council on AB 2028: All-Mailed Ballot Elections Pilot in <br /> San Mateo County - November 2015. <br /> RECOMMENDATION <br /> Accept by motion an informational update on AB 2028 regarding a possible pilot <br /> program providing for an all vote-by-mail election in November 2015. <br /> BACKGROUND <br /> Legal Basis <br /> Assembly Bill 2028 was approved by the Governor and filed with the Secretary of State <br /> August 15, 2014. The Bill was authored by Assembly Member Kevin Mullin and permits <br /> a pilot program in Yolo and San Mateo Counties for all-mailed elections prior to 2018 if <br /> certain other criteria are met. These all vote-by-mail elections are for off-election years <br /> only (November of 2015 but not in November of 2016). <br /> Yolo County Pilot Program <br /> On March 5, 2013 the all vote-by-mail ballot approach was utilized in Yolo County. Yolo <br /> County is an agricultural central valley county in California. Some of the findings from <br /> the Executive Summary relating to that effort all vote-by-mail ballot election include: <br /> "...The study showed that turnout for the all-mailed ballot elections was not <br /> significantly different than the polling place elections, and further, that voters who <br /> were not already permanent mail voters were as likely to vote in an all-mail <br /> special election as in a polling place special election. <br /> The turnout figures for different demographic groups, age, ethnic background, <br /> and party preference, were consistent and similar between the elections. These <br /> data do not show that the all-mailed ballot election favored or disadvantaged any <br /> particular group. <br /> The provision of an election day polling place in each city was an effective safe <br /> guard, allowing voters a second chance to cast their ballots and was well used.... <br />
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