Assembly members support AB 930 to modernize California’s election code–by EXTENDING VOTE AFTER Election by SEVEN DAYS!! No Joke

How can AI be used to mislead and LIE to the public?  By leaving out the important parts of a bill and story.

AB 930 allows ILLEGAL ALIENS to count your ballot—not a mention of it in the AI generated story.  Here is the truth from Assemblyman Carl DeMaio, From “X”:

“BREAKING: CA Democrats just passed AB 930 to allow illegal immigrants to COUNT BALLOTS in our elections! And will require counting of ballots received SEVEN days after the election! Spread the word and help me defeat AB 930!”

More time to corrupt the vote.  Plus, people who are to be deported, criminals that broke our laws, get to count ballots.  Think we have honest elections?  Not in California

Assembly members support AB 930 to modernize California’s election code

Citizen Portal, 4/30/25   https://citizenportal.ai/articles/3161533/California/Assembly-members-support-AB-930-to-modernize-Californias-election-code

This article was created by AI using a video recording of the meeting. It summarizes the key points discussed, but for full details and context, please refer to the video of the full meeting. Link to Full Meeting

The California Assembly Elections Committee made significant strides in enhancing election integrity during its recent meeting, focusing on Assembly Bill 930. This bill aims to modernize the state’s election code, particularly addressing the growing reliance on vote-by-mail ballots and the need for clearer recount procedures.

Assemblymember Ward championed the bill, highlighting that current laws allow vote-by-mail ballots to be counted only if they arrive within three days after the election, which can disenfranchise voters due to postal delays. AB 930 proposes extending this deadline to seven days, ensuring that ballots postmarked by Election Day are counted, thereby respecting voters’ timely participation.

The bill also seeks to clarify recount procedures, allowing voters to define the order of precincts reviewed and requiring full recounts only if they could change the election outcome. Additionally, it mandates that counties post recount results online for public access, enhancing transparency in the electoral process.

Support for AB 930 was strong, with local election officials backing the bill as a necessary update to align with modern voting practices. James Koosh, Fresno County Clerk and Registrar of Voters, emphasized the bill’s potential to streamline recount processes and reduce costs for voters.

The committee voted to pass AB 930 as amended, moving it forward to the Committee on Appropriations. This legislative action marks a crucial step in reinforcing voter rights and ensuring the integrity of California’s elections, reflecting a commitment to adapt to contemporary voting methods and maintain public trust in electoral outcomes.