CA Scrambles To Block Feds’ Election Probe As Voter Fraud Concerns Explode

Essayli claims that the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is currently hearing the case

Voters must typically provide a California driver’s license number, a state identification number, or the final four digits of a Social Security number when registering, according to California law.

Election officials may assign a unique identification number to applicants who do not possess those forms of identification.

Additionally, a long list of acceptable documents is provided by state regulations for first time federal election voters who are required by the Help America Vote Act to verify their identity

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