Huntington Beach Loses Appeal on Voter ID Law
The Fourth District Court of Appeal, Third Division, has issued decisions in two companion cases, striking down the Huntington Beach Voter ID Charter Amendment.
This decision comes after Huntington Beach resident Mark Bixby challenged the Voter ID charter amendment in Mark Bixby v. G065461 and G065499, and the Secretary of State, through the Attorney General, filed a similar challenge in The People of the State of California et al., City of Huntington Beach, et al., No. G065589.
The court's decision prevents the City of Huntington Beach from enacting its city voter ID law, which contradicts California state law.
The City of Huntington Beach cannot enact its city voter ID law in contravention of California state law.
Author's summary: Court strikes down Huntington Beach voter ID law.
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