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    Proposition 14 was passed by the voters in 2010 Provides for a "voter nominated Primary election" for each state elective office and Congressional office in California. A voter may vote for any candidate for these offices without regard to political party preference. The top two candidates receiving the highest vote totals would advance to the General Election.

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    Proposition 14 was passed by the voters in 2010 Provides for a "voter nominated Primary election" for each state elective office and Congressional office in California. A voter may vote for any candidate for these offices without regard to political party preference. The top two candidates receiving the highest vote totals would advance to the General Election.

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    Proposition 14 Presentation

    Diunggah oleh

    KangforCongress
    Proposition 14 was passed by the voters in 2010 Provides for a "voter nominated Primary election" for each state elective office and Congressional office in California. A voter may vote for any candidate for these offices without regard to political party preference. The top two candidates receiving the highest vote totals would advance to the General Election.

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    Orange County Registrar of Voters

    Orange County Registrar of Voters

    Top Two Primary: From Top to Bottom

    Neal Kelley, Orange County Registrar of Voters, visit us at ocvote.com

    Californias Primary Election Process Before Proposition 14

    Candidates placed on partisan ballot


    and voted on by voters of same political party

    Top vote-getter from each party went


    on to General Election

    Candidate who won at Primary Election


    was partys official nominee at General Election
    Neal Kelley, Orange County Registrar of Voters, visit us at ocvote.com

    What is Proposition 14?

    Proposition 14 was
    passed by the voters in 2010

    Provides for a voter


    nominated Primary election for each state elective office and Congressional office in California
    Neal Kelley, Orange County Registrar of Voters, visit us at ocvote.com

    What is Proposition 14?

    Candidates must list party


    preference or lack of party preference

    Candidates no longer
    formally nominated by political parties

    No more independent
    or write-in candidates at General Election
    Neal Kelley, Orange County Registrar of Voters, visit us at ocvote.com

    What is Proposition 14?

    A voter may vote for any


    candidate for these offices without regard to political party preference

    The top two candidates


    receiving the highest vote totals (for each voter nominated office) would advance to the General

    Neal Kelley, Orange County Registrar of Voters, visit us at ocvote.com

    Which Offices are Affected?

    Neal Kelley, Orange County Registrar of Voters, visit us at ocvote.com

    Proposition 14 Issues

    Candidate filing process


    must change

    Signature checking
    process must change

    Poll worker training must


    be modified

    Ballot layout must be


    modified
    Neal Kelley, Orange County Registrar of Voters, visit us at ocvote.com

    Candidate Filing Process

    Declaration of candidacy changed to


    allow candidates to specify party preference

    Candidate does not need to be


    registered with the party not less than 3 months, and not affiliated with another party within 12 months

    All candidates, regardless of party,


    file for the same contest
    Neal Kelley, Orange County Registrar of Voters, visit us at ocvote.com

    Signature Checking Process

    Previously, signers of signatures-in-lieu


    and nomination papers had to be the same party as the candidate

    Now, party of voter signing the


    nomination documents is not relevant for voter nominated offices

    Party of voter still relevant for Central


    Committee nominations
    Neal Kelley, Orange County Registrar of Voters, visit us at ocvote.com

    Poll Worker Training

    Poll workers must be


    trained to understand new rules for party-nominated, voter-nominated and nonpartisan offices

    Poll workers must


    understand that Decline to State is now No Party Preference
    Neal Kelley, Orange County Registrar of Voters, visit us at ocvote.com

    Questions?
    Orange County Registrar of Voters

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