Please reach us at our Contact Page if your inquiry is not answered by our FAQ!
Yes, and if you received an email from this website's domain, it probably wasn't an accident. This initiative measure has been filed with the Office of the Attorney General of California and has a related state committee, Golden Values for Ethnic Studies. Lawful conduct must take place when signatures are being collected. This site and the campaign is entirely safe.
TBA: If you need a visual attachment, reference this image.
Example:
Kendra, 18, is a registered voter in California and wants to sign our initiative.
For Kendra to sign, she would need to print the initiative sheet from our page, provide her handwritten (pen) signature in the voter signing and circulator statement sections of the sheet, and mail her signed sheet to the initiative mailbox.
Kendra's signature would be sent to her county's election office alongside other signatures received and she should use her driver's license signature when signing.
If she can't find her license or doesn't have one, she would use her most common signature or contact her elections office for what signature to use. Electronic, typed, and emailed names, signatures, and info are NOT acceptable under California law.
When using Options 2, 3, or 4 to gather multiple signatures, all the signatures MUST be from registered voters in the same county. For example, if Ashley collects signatures from five people registered to vote in Los Angeles and five from San Francisco on the same sheet, only the five sent to the voters' respective county's election office will count, and the other five will be disqualified.
CA law prevents us from getting the sheet back from the elections office once it is submitted. If Ashley wants to avoid voters' signatures being disqualified, Ashley should get 10 signatures from voters who are registered in the same county and not county mix or have voters sign separate sheets.
Unfortunately, no.
As convenient as it would be, CA law only permits proponents and individuals authorized by the proponent (such as volunteers) to submit signatures to county election offices.
Even if we could authorize every individual voter who signs, all signatures must be submitted at one time per county's election office during the 180-day window signatures can be collected, not on a rolling basis.
You are able, however, to call your county's election's office to invalidate your own signature. You can also use the contact page to instruct this campaign do the same. Proponent compliance is required prior to mass signature submission.