Do CA Envelope Holes Lead to Discarded Ballots?
No, holes in California's ballot envelopes do not lead to discarded ballots.
Social media users have claimed that holes in California's ballot envelopes will be used to rig the special election.
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In Sacramento County, California, vote-by-mail envelopes were designed with holes punched into either side of the envelopes' signature section to help low-vision voters know where to sign.
Another hole in the envelope helps election officials confirm that ballots are not left inside envelopes.
- Voters can insert mail-in ballots into envelopes in eight different ways.
- Only two of those ways might show voting marks through the envelope's holes, but the yes/no text next to the voting marks is not visible, according to Sacramento County's election office.
It is a felony under California law for election officials to tamper with people's votes, including by discarding them.
Author's summary: Holes in CA ballot envelopes do not lead to discarded ballots.
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