California Voters Report Ballot Mix-Ups, Share Concerns About Election Integrity

 Some California voters are questioning the electoral process after they received the wrong ballot leading up to the primary election on March 5.

One such voter said he is a lifelong registered Republican, but received a "No party preference" ballot in the mail.

Alarmed by the error, he said he took the ballot to the Madera County Government Center on Super Tuesday and told election officials that he had received the wrong ballot.

Poll workers said that any voter who brought in a ballot and told them there was a mistake was immediately re-registered and given the proper form, but it is unclear how many wrong ballots were distributed in Madera or other counties.

"We had a few calls about the ballots, and some people came in with a 'no party preference' ballot that believed they were registered Republican," Justin White, chief assistant county clerk-recorder for Madera County, told The Epoch Times on March 7.

No matter how they had registered to vote, every registered voter in Mendocino County-a rural region of the state about two hours north of San Francisco-received a Republican ballot that also contained the wrong district information.

All voters subsequently received the correct ballot along with a bright-yellow notice instructing them to destroy the prior ballot and informing them that voting twice is a crime. 

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