CA SB450

Establishes the California Voter's Choice Act, allowing specified counties to conduct all-mailed ballot elections starting January 1, 2018, and any county (except Los Angeles) starting January 1, 2020, with requirements for ballot dropoff locations, vote centers, and accessibility provisions.

Requires county elections officials to provide at least one ballot dropoff location per 15,000 registered voters and multiple vote centers open during early voting periods and election day, with specific accessibility and language assistance requirements.

Mandates counties to develop and publicly adopt comprehensive plans for all-mailed ballot elections including voter education and outreach strategies, cost comparisons to traditional elections, and accessibility measures for voters with disabilities.

Requires the Secretary of State to report to the Legislature within six months of each all-mailed ballot election, including voter turnout, registration, ballot rejection rates, and other election data broken down by demographic categories.

Establishes a taskforce to review all-mailed ballot elections and provide recommendations to the Legislature, and requires county elections officials to forward vote-by-mail ballots received in other jurisdictions within 8 days.