California § 19256 - The Voting Modernization Board is hereby established and designated the

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§ 19256. The Voting Modernization Board is hereby established and designated the

The Voting Modernization Board is hereby established and designated the “board” for purposes of the State General Obligation Bond Law, and for purposes of administering the Voting Modernization Fund. The board consists of five members, three selected by the Governor and two selected by the Secretary of State. The board shall have the authority to reject any application for fund money it deems inappropriate, excessive, or that does not comply with the intent of this article. A county whose application is rejected shall be allowed to submit an amended application.

Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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