California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a package of 13 bills designed to strengthen protections for the state’s election system ahead of the midterm elections, following warnings that interference attempts could escalate. The legislation comes amid concerns raised by the governor about potential meddling from the federal administration, particularly from figures who have previously suggested election processes may be targeted. With election security a growing priority, the new measures aim to shore up safeguards against disinformation, voter suppression, and other forms of disruption. The signing took place in Los Angeles, underscoring the state’s proactive approach to ensuring a fair and secure voting process.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Saturday signed a legislation package aimed at safeguarding the state’s election process against potential interference in the upcoming midterm elections. The Democratic governor, who has repeatedly warned President Trump’s administration would attempt to meddle in these upcoming elections, signed 13 bills in Los Angeles. “Donald Trump won’t stop until...
