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CVF's Election Funding and Governance Proposal was developed in collaboration with election officials, voter advocates and budget experts and seeks to establish a new approach to funding local election administration to provide ongoing support for elections from state government that will also ensure counties provide voters with more equal treatment and access to voting services.

With California's 2020 Presidential Primary one year away, the Los Angeles Times asks CVF President Kim Alexander and others what impact the state hopes to have in the next presidential election.

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The Designation of Election Systems as Critical Infrastructure

This January 2019 two-page report from the Congressional Research Service summarizes why the US Government designated elections as Critical Infrastructure and discusses why some election officials were initially resistant to this designation.

California Secretary of State Alex Padilla announced on February 27 that he will decertify California's legacy voting systems and require counties to purchase newer, more secure voting equipment in time for the March 3, 2020 California Primary. See the Feb. 28 edition of CVF-News for more details on this landmark decision.

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