This Alpine County’s ballot has the required text for section 13205 (b) but not the text for section (c) which was required for Alpine County.
This Alpine County’s ballot has the required text for section 13205 (b) but not the text for section (c) which was required for Alpine County.

According to a report by Daniel Bobinski, writing for UncoverDC, 'California clearly violated election law' and all of the 'votes are invalid'.

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Bobinski writes:

This Napa County ballot is missing required text from Section 13205 (b). California code 13244 states sample ballots must match actual ballots, including instructions.
This Napa County ballot is missing required text from Section 13205 (b). California code 13244 states sample ballots must match actual ballots, including instructions.

By California law, the paragraph quoted is supposed to appear on all California ballots. And according to Section 13200, “Ballots not printed in accordance with the chapter [Chapter 3] shall not be cast nor counted at any election.”

If the United States is to be a country governed by laws, none of the ballots from California should have been cast nor counted. It’s right there in California state code. Thus, all of California’s ballots are invalid, they cannot be officially counted in the state’s vote totals, and California’s electoral college votes must be invalidated.

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Originally published at UncoverDC