Elections omnibus bill.

(1) Existing law requires a county elections official, upon application of a public safety officer, to make confidential that officer's residence address, telephone number, and email address appearing on the affidavit of registration, as specified. This bill would make a technical, nonsubstantive change to this provision. (2) Existing law requires a county elections official, upon application of a person who performs election-related work and interacts with the public or is observed by the public doing election-related work, as specified, to make confidential that worker's residence address, telephone number, and email address appearing on the affidavit of registration. This bill would update existing provisions regarding voter registration information to include a cross-reference to the provision described above. (3) Existing law requires the county central committee for the Democratic Party in the City and County of San Francisco to be elected from 2 Assembly districts located in the city and county, as further specified. This bill would make a technical change to the above provision, and delete an obsolete provision regarding the June 5, 2012, statewide primary election. (4) Existing law establishes requirements for the content and format of a county ballot label, including that the opponents of a measure must provide the list of opponents to the elections official when submitting arguments opposing the measure. This bill would correct a statutory cross-reference in the above provision. (5) Existing law requires a special election to fill a vacancy in the office of Representative in Congress, State Senator, or Member of the Assembly to be conducted on a Tuesday at least 126 days, but not more than 140 days, following the issuance of an election proclamation by the Governor, except as specified. This bill would delete an obsolete provision regarding an all-mailed ballot special election that was repealed on January 1, 2021. (6) Existing law prohibits construing the provisions of a specified chapter in the Elections Code to impose additional reporting obligations, and provides that the chapter does not apply to the expenditure of campaign funds in conjunction with any pending litigation. The other provisions of that chapter were repealed by Proposition 208, an initiative measure approved by the voters at the November 5, 1996, statewide general election. This bill would repeal that obsolete provision. (7) Existing law requires the County of Sacramento Citizens Redistricting Commission to adopt a redistricting plan adjusting the boundaries of supervisorial districts. Existing law requires the commission to file the plan with the county elections official and to refrain from releasing a draft map pursuant to specified deadlines. This bill would correct statutory-cross references in the above provisions.