Gavin Newsom BANS Voter ID in California Elections TRIGGERS Massive BACKLASH as Democrats PANIC!

Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law that prohibits local governments from requiring valid identification to vote. This state-level ban directly nullified a ballot measure approved by voters in Huntington Beach, which had sought to implement a local voter ID requirement.

The governor of California, Gavin Newsome, recently signed a bill into law that bans local governments from requiring people to show a valid form of identification in order to vote. The law comes after voters in the city of Huntington Beach approved a ballot measure that would require anyone and everyone who wanted to cast a ballot in municipal elections to show a valid ID. However, after it passed, the California AG and Secretary of State sued the city to block officials from enforcing it. Then, the state's assembly passed a bill to ban local governments like Huntington Beach to require voter ID. After which, Newsome signed it into law.

Despite the state-level ban, a conservative-led effort, the 'California Voter ID Initiative' (also referred to as the SAVE Act), has collected over 1.3 million signatures. This initiative aims to amend the state constitution to require voter ID for in-person voting and mandate state and county election officials to verify the citizenship of all registered voters, placing the issue before voters in November.

The California Voter ID Initiative, it is common sense. Reform California is celebrating a major milestone in a push to require voter ID in the Golden State. Organizers said they submitted more than 1.3 million signatures for a voter ID ballot measure. The measure requires voter ID for in-person voting in California and it creates an amendment to the state constitution to require state and county election officials to verify the citizenship of all registered voters. County officials will now verify the signatures submitted if enough are valid. The issue goes to the voters this November.

The host argues that Democrats oppose voter ID because it makes voting more difficult for 'stupid people' and 'illegals,' groups he claims Democrats rely on for electoral success. He suggests that reducing the participation of uninformed voters is beneficial for the integrity of the republic, implying that Democrats prioritize quantity of votes over informed participation.

The only downside is that stupid people might find it harder to vote, right? Which is what Democrats depend on in order to stay in power, right? That is what Democrats are really concerned about. They are concerned about illegals voting, but more so than illegals, right? They're concerned about stupid people not being able to vote, right? That is what they're really, really, really concerned about to be honest with you. ... The founders did not set up this country so that everybody can vote for a reason. And they did that because everybody should not vote. I am not one of these believers that everybody should vote. In fact, I believe the less people that vote the better.