In California’s June primary, nearly 150,000 mail-in ballots were rejected — a record high since 2014 — with most failing because they arrived too late, often due to postal delays or voters waiting until the last minute. To combat this, Governor Newsom and lawmakers are investing $10 million in voter education to encourage earlier voting. While signature mismatches also contributed, California has systems in place to fix them — but the real issue is voters and the mail system working against each other at the last minute.
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