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10. Yup, and I read them

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Thu Jul 21, 2022, 02:24 AM

Jul 2022

I use the candidate statements to filter them out: if you can't be bothered to submit a brief statement, I can't be bothered to vote for you (and there is some comic gold in those statements - like the guy who claimed the country started going to hell after Franklin Pierce (no, didn't make sense to me either)). And if the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association is for a proposition, then I'm against it.

If you're a California voter and you're not getting one, contact either you county registrar or your state assembly person - there's a lot of valuable info in them

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Does California still mail each voter a ballot booklet? [View all] question everything Jul 2022 OP

Yes, those registered still receive a voter guide. onecaliberal Jul 2022 #1

Yep, my household got one for June's primary. RockRaven Jul 2022 #2

Ballotpedia to the rescue. CrispyQ Jul 2022 #3

Thanks. Amazingly, Minnesota is gray.. the state with the highest percentage of votes cast.. question everything Jul 2022 #4

Yes, they do. Mr.Bill Jul 2022 #5

We get 2 of them Retrograde Jul 2022 #11

We get one with everything that will be on the ballot Mr.Bill Jul 2022 #12

Yes winetourdriver01 Jul 2022 #6

wash state gets one and we are 100% mail in... samnsara Jul 2022 #7

Yes. To each registered voter at an address. EOM Scottie Mom Jul 2022 #8

Yes, I find it very helpful too. BigmanPigman Jul 2022 #9

Yup, and I read them Retrograde Jul 2022 #10