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Shirley Weber (Democratic) is the Secretary of State of California, in office since January 29, 2021. Information as of Oct. 13, 2026.
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Los Angeles County Tells a Federal Judge Its Sample of the Justice Department's 20,000 Name Voter List Was 42.9% Canceled Registrations and 25.8% U.S.-Born
Los Angeles County filed a 36-page opposition Oct. 20 to the Justice Department's bid to hold back 20,000 California mail ballots, telling Judge John W. Holcomb its sample of the list was 42.9% canceled registrations and 25.8% U.S.-born voters.
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28 Charged, 20,000 Flagged: Justice Department Asks a Judge to Set Aside California Mail Ballots
The Justice Department on Oct. 19 filed an emergency motion in Los Angeles asking a judge to make California set aside mail ballots from more than 20,000 voters it calls likely noncitizens, the same day it charged 28 green card holders across the state's four federal districts.
“Aiders and Abettors to a Federal Crime”: Justice Department Warns California Officials They Could Be Prosecuted for Counting Ballots From 20,000 Voters It Calls Likely Noncitizens
The Justice Department warned California and Los Angeles County election officials on Oct. 16 that counting mail ballots from 20,000 people it calls likely noncitizens could make them “aiders and abettors to a federal crime.” The state says no evidence was provided.
BREAKING: Justice Department Sues California to Stop It Counting Mail Ballots From More Than 20,000 Voters It Says Are Likely Noncitizens: “Time Is Up for California”
The Justice Department sued California on Oct. 15 to stop it from counting mail ballots from more than 20,000 voters it says are likely noncitizens, after the state did not act on a 48-hour demand. California officials dispute the list and the government’s authority.