Napa County, California, Believes Political Parties Should be Required to Reimburse County Government for Costs of Electing Party Officials

The Registrar of Voters of Napa County, California, believes that qualified political parties that choose to have elections for county central committees should be required to pay the administrative costs of those elections. The California Constitution says that election officials shall conduct such elections for parties that want them. See this story. It is somewhat likely that the Secretary of State will issue an opinion on this controversy, and chances are the Secretary of State will rule that parties don’t need to pay for these elections.

Parties that hold such elections are Democratic, Republican, American Independent, Green, and Peace & Freedom. The Libertarian Party does not use government-administered elections for electing party officials. When Americans Elect was on the ballot, it also did not do so.


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Napa County, California, Believes Political Parties Should be Required to Reimburse County Government for Costs of Electing Party Officials — 2 Comments

  1. NO public costs for the election of internal robot party hacks.

    The hack parties can have paper mail ballots just like many other groups for electing their leader folks.

    i.e. SEPARATION of parties and the state.

    Think of separation of church and state.

    Too many FATAL defects in the various State constitutions to count.

  2. They should be paying for those costs in electing party officials. Why should I get stuck paying higher taxes for a party I don’t belong to.

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