CA SJR29

Expresses California Legislature's support for a federal Department of Justice investigation into whether state legislatures are discriminating against and suppressing votes of minorities, senior citizens, young adults, people with disabilities, and those with limited economic means

Denounces any state law that disenfranchises eligible voters from disadvantaged populations

Identifies voter suppression laws enacted in over 30 states since 2008 as discriminatory, including photo identification requirements, restrictions on voter registration drives, and limitations on early voting

Asserts that voter fraud is rare and that suppression laws disproportionately affect poor, homeless, elderly, disabled, and minority voters who lack financial means or mobility to obtain required identification

Directs the Secretary of the Senate to transmit the resolution to the President, Vice President, Speaker of the House, and California's congressional representatives