Voter registration: residency confirmation.

California Assembly Bill 2153 aims to repeal a section of the Elections Code that deals with confirming voter residency. This change is intended to simplify the voter registration process by removing certain requirements related to residency verification. The bill has been sponsored by Marc Berman, a Democratic representative.

Supporters of AB 2153 would argue that repealing the residency confirmation requirement makes it easier for Californians to register to vote, thereby increasing voter participation. They believe that simplifying the process is a step forward in promoting democracy and ensuring that every eligible voter has the opportunity to make their voice heard.

Critics of AB 2153 may contend that removing residency confirmation could lead to potential voter fraud and undermine the integrity of elections. They might argue that maintaining some level of verification is necessary to ensure that only eligible residents are participating in the electoral process.

Source: LegiScan roll call vote data.