The state of California is almost invisible in this great debate over presidential election violations, yet on December 17 the U.S. website Uncover DC (uncoverdc.com) posted an article by Daniel Bobinski entitled “Vote Invalidation – California’s Clear Violation of Election Law”.
Daniel Bobinski, M.Ed, is a certified behavior analyst, best-selling author, corporate trainer, executive coach and columnist. He is a Christian libertarian who believes strongly in the principles of free market capitalism and is strongly opposed to crony capitalism.
In his article, Bobinski reveals that “new information reveals that the language that should have appeared on California’s ballot, according to the state’s election code, is not seen on California’s ballot, which is a direct violation of California law. This means that the voting and counting of ballots in California for this presidential election should not have taken place. Yet, California still illegally certified the electoral votes cast for Biden. “
The article writes that we now have states that ignore their own state and federal election laws, and then the results of those states must be nullified. When the founding fathers of the United States, after eight years of war for independence, decided to establish a nation under the rule of law. If the election results of those states that voted in violation of the law are not nullified, the United States will no longer be a nation governed by the rule of law.
Bobinski’s article argues that California violated state election laws. The reporter went to the California Legal Information Network and followed the article’s guidelines to find the relevant election statutes: Election Code 13200 and Election Code 13205(b)(c). All three statutes are in the first paragraph of Chapter 3 under the Election Code’s Class 13, Ballots, Sample Ballots and Voter Voters’ Pamphlets.
Election statute 13200 reads, “No ballot shall be voted or counted in any election unless it has been printed as provided in Chapter 3.” See the screenshot below.
Further down 13205(b)(c) is the provision for presidential and vice presidential elections. See the screenshot below.
13205(b) states that in elections to elect the President and Vice President of the United States, in addition to the instructions to voters provided in this chapter, the following instructions shall be added to the ballot: “If the election to be elected is for all electors of a political party, mark the voting circle next to the names of the presidential candidate and vice presidential candidate of a party. The mark next to the name of a party and its presidential and vice presidential candidates is a vote for all electors of a party, not for any other candidate.”
In other words, the above paragraph, according to California law, is supposed to appear on the ballot for the California presidential election. Remember, according to Section 13200, “No ballot shall be voted or counted in any election unless it has been printed as provided in Title III.”
In the article, Bobinski discloses that the American Independent Party collected data on California ballots and found that 53 of California’s 58 counties did not place this language on the ballot. See the chart below for this ballot in Napa County, which is missing the required text for Section 13205(b). California State Statute 13244 requires that the sample ballot match the actual ballot, including the instructions.
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