California to Send Mail-In Ballots To All Voters In State

Governor Gavin Newsom of California signed an executive order to send mail-in ballots to all registered voters for the November presidential election, aiming to ensure public safety amid the pandemic. While emphasizing the importance of mail-in ballots, he also highlighted ongoing efforts to establish a safe in-person voting program. Voters will receive their ballots 29 days before the election, with military personnel overseas receiving theirs 45 days early. The announcement coincided with California easing lockdown measures and reopening some businesses. Newsom noted that the state's unemployment rate exceeds the national average, with over 4 million unemployment claims filed since March.

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