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Findings 3 findings
F1
The Marin County Elections Department is well managed with a small staff and encourages public input through the Election Advisory Committee.
F2
Although 100% VBM in Marin County for general elections would save the County money, California’s current election laws prohibit 100% VBM for general elections.
F3
Statewide 100% VBM elections, such as those in Oregon and Washington, are unlikely in the near to intermediate future in California because VBM usage in California is substantially lower than in Oregon and Washington.
Recommendations 3
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R1The Board of Supervisors encourage our elected representatives in the State Legislature to allow individual counties to adopt 100% VBM for all elections.
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R2If the State adopts 100% VBM provisions at the discretion of each county, then the Board of Supervisors seek recommendations from the Registrar of Voters and the Election Advisory Committee whether or not to pursue 100% VBM.
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R3The Board of Supervisors acknowledge the significant contribution of election volunteers at Agenda Meetings subsequent to each general election.