§ 13232 Democratic Primary Ballot Flexibility
This law lets the Secretary of State tell county election workers to change the order of items on the Democratic primary ballot, or move some offices or measures to a second or separate ballot, if the voting machines need it.
A county’s voting machines can only handle 20 items on one ballot, but the Democratic primary has 25 offices and measures.
The Secretary of State can allow the county to put a few offices on a second ballot or move a local measure to its own ballot so the machines can count the votes correctly.
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§ 13232 Democratic Primary Ballot Flexibility
Last verified: January 10, 2026