Republicans Sue California Governor Over Vote-By-Mail Executive Order

The video discusses California Governor Gavin Newsom's executive order to send mail-in ballots to all voters for the November election, which has led to a lawsuit by the RNC and the California Republican Party. They argue that the order could lead to voter fraud, although studies have not found evidence of widespread fraud with mail-in voting. Newsom's order makes California the first state to switch to all mail voting due to the pandemic. The RNC and the President have expressed concerns about potential fraud, while Democrats argue that mail-in voting is necessary for voter safety during the pandemic. California Secretary of State Alex Padilla emphasizes that expanding vote by mail is a moral imperative to protect voting rights and public safety.

What was the main concern of the RNC and California Republican Party regarding Newsom's executive order?

• It would be too costly.

• It would delay the election results.

• It could lead to voter fraud.

• It would increase voter turnout.

What did RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel say about the mail-in voting plan?

• It would save money.

• It is a necessary step for public safety.

• It is a radical plan that could lead to fraud.

• It would ensure a fair election.

What did President Trump claim about voting entirely by mail?

• It would increase voter participation.

• It would lead to the greatest rigged election in history.

• It would reduce election costs.

• It would be the most secure election.

According to California Secretary of State Alex Padilla, why is expanding vote by mail important?

• It is a partisan issue.

• It is a way to reduce election costs.

• It is a moral imperative to protect voting rights and public safety.

• It is a temporary measure for this election only.

What is the stance of Newsom and Democrats on mail-in voting during the pandemic?

• It is only for inactive voters.

• It is unnecessary and risky.

• It is essential for voter safety.

• It should be postponed.