Nick Sanders of the Sutton Law Firm discusses what political law is and how it works, how his work has changed since the shutdown, the question of remote voting in the Assembly and Senate, how the initiative and referendum process works, which initiatives have qualified and which are likely to qualify, and how the process works. He also discusses the past and future of getting initiatives on the ballot, how signature counting works and voting by mail in California. Follow SacTown Talks on Twitter and Facebook:@SacTownTalks
Nick Sanders of the Sutton Law Firm discusses what political law is and how it works, how his work has changed since the shutdown, the question of remote voting in the Assembly and Senate, how the initiative and referendum process works, which initiatives have qualified and which are likely to qualify, and how the process works. He also discusses the past and future of getting initiatives on the ballot, how signature counting works and voting by mail in California.