California leaders on the U.S. Supreme Court denying the Trump DOJ’s attempt to undermine California’s elections, disenfranchise voters

“Courts have now rejected the Trump Administration’s attempts to interfere in California’s elections not once, not twice, not three times, but four times — from the district court to the Ninth Circuit to the U.S. Supreme Court,” said Attorney General Rob Bonta. “This latest decision should put an end to the Administration’s attempt to disrupt California’s elections through emergency court orders. But our work is not over. We will remain vigilant and keep fighting back against federal efforts to undermine our democracy.”

“While this fight is not over yet, on the eve of Election Day, this means millions of Californians can focus on the most important task at hand — casting their ballot,” said California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D. “The time to vote is now!”  

Throughout the year, Governor Newsom, in partnership with the Legislature, has worked to safeguard California’s electoral process from potential meddling, including creating new felonies for attempted election interference, investing nearly $40 million across the state to support additional staff and modern technology to speed up counting and enhance election security in every county, and shoring up coordinated efforts across local and state government to deliver a free and fair election for Californians in the face of ongoing and increasingly disturbing attacks from the federal government. Learn more about that effort ahead of tomorrow here.

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