California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton is calling for sweeping election reforms, arguing the state’s current system is slow, outdated, and vulnerable to errors in ballot processing. At a recent press conference, Hilton criticized California’s top-two primary system and raised concerns about mail-in ballot procedures, including ballot counting timelines, verification standards, and the lack of consistent postmark requirements. He also pointed to what he describes as structural flaws in the state’s election law that contribute to delays in final vote counts.
Hilton reiterated his support for voter ID requirements, saying they would improve security and efficiency in the election process, and urged bipartisan agreement on reform measures. The proposal comes as he prepares for a general election matchup against his Democratic opponent.
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