Withdrawal of Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 13 of the 2023–24 Regular Session.

CA ACA21 is a resolution that instructs the Secretary of State to withdraw Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 13 from consideration by California voters. This amendment was initially proposed during the 2023-24 Regular Session and was related to voting issues. By passing this resolution, the amendment will not be put to a vote.

Supporters of CA ACA21 may argue that withdrawing the amendment allows for further refinement and discussion on voting issues, ensuring that any future proposals are well-considered and effective. They might view this as a responsible decision to avoid confusion among voters and to focus on more pressing electoral concerns.

Critics of CA ACA21 might contend that withdrawing the amendment undermines the democratic process by preventing voters from having a say on important voting-related changes. They may argue that this action reflects a lack of transparency and accountability in addressing electoral reforms.

Source: LegiScan roll call vote data.