§ 12000 Governor'S Election Proclamation
This law says the Governor has to officially announce every statewide election at least 148 days before it happens, and tell the counties about it.
The Governor is preparing for the next statewide primary election.
The Governor signs a proclamation with the state seal, says when the primary will be and which offices are on the ballot, and then sends copies of that paper to each county's board of supervisors.
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§ 12000 Governor'S Election Proclamation
Last verified: January 10, 2026