California AG Warns Republicans About Unofficial Ballot Boxes

The video discusses the controversy over unofficial ballot drop boxes in California, labeled as vote tampering by some, while Republicans argue it's legal under the state's ballot collection law. The law allows anyone to collect and deliver ballots due to COVID-19. Additionally, California has mailed ballots to over 21 million registered voters.

What action did authorities take regarding unofficial ballot drop boxes?

• They encouraged their use.

• They removed them from various locations.

• They promoted them in churches.

• They ignored them.

What did Republicans claim about the use of ballot drop boxes?

• They were illegal.

• They were unnecessary.

• They were a form of vote tampering.

• They were taking advantage of a state law.

What does California's ballot collection law allow?

• Ballots must be mailed by voters.

• Only election officers can collect ballots.

• Anyone can collect and deliver ballots.

• Ballots can only be collected by family members.

Why did California decide to mail ballots to all registered voters?

• To reduce election costs.

• To increase voter turnout.

• Due to coronavirus concerns.

• To simplify the voting process.

Approximately how many people received mailed ballots in California?

• 10 million

• 15 million

• 21 million

• 25 million