The Problem: California's election system lacks basic safeguards that 36 other states already have. Same-day registration, universal mail-in voting, and legalized ballot harvesting create gaping holes for fraud. Signature verification is inconsistent, voter rolls are bloated with ineligible names, and ballot counting drags on for weeks—undermining public trust.The Fix – AB 25 (California Voter ID and Election Integrity Act of 2025):
The PAC will aggressively advocate for and fund the passage of AB 25, introduced by Assemblyman Carl DeMaio. This legislation would:Require government-issued photo ID for in-person voting – No more showing up without proof of who you are.Require the last four digits of a government ID on mail-in ballot envelopes – Ballots are disqualified if the information doesn't match voter registration records.Mandate citizenship verification – Voters must provide documentation of U.S. citizenship when registering, with verification of all existing registrations by January 1, 2026.Force counties to count ballots within 72 hours – No more month-long delays. Counties that fail lose the ability to automatically mail ballots in the next election.Require State Auditor oversight – Random audits of voter rolls (targeting 98% accuracy) and signature comparison reviews. Counties with a 5%+ signature error rate must submit remediation plans.Repeal the ban on local voter ID laws – Let cities like Huntington Beach protect their own elections.How Donor Funds Are Used:Lobbying – Deploy a full-time legislative advocacy team in Sacramento to pressure lawmakers and secure committee hearings.Grassroots pressure campaigns – Fund robocalls, mailers, and digital ads targeting undecided legislators in their home districts.Expert testimony – Pay for election law experts to testify before committees.Public petition drives – If AB 25 stalls, fund a parallel ballot initiative requiring 875,000 signatures to bypass the legislature entirely.