California Statutes § 13502 Notice to vote by mail voters

(1) The notice shall inform the voter that the voter may request a vote by mail ballot for a particular political party for the primary election, if that political party adopted a party rule, duly noticed to the Secretary of State, authorizing these voters to vote in their primary election. The notice shall also contain a toll-free telephone number, established by the Secretary of State, that the voter may call to access information regarding which political parties have adopted such a rule.

(2) The application shall contain a list of political parties that have authorized a voter who has declined to disclose a political party preference to vote that party's ballot, and next to each party's name, a box to mark indicating that the voter wishes to vote that party's ballot. The application shall also require the voter to provide personal identifying information that matches the information contained on the voter's affidavit of registration, including their first and last names, home address, and date of birth, and shall require the voter to sign the application. The notice or application shall instruct the voter that they may request a vote by mail ballot for the party they select by submitting the completed application to the appropriate county elections official in person, by mail, email, or facsimile transmission, or by other electronic means made available by the county elections official.

(1) By telephone subject to the following conditions:

(2) On an application over the internet if available. The voter's signature shall not be required.

(3) By a written statement application submitted in person, or by mail, email, or facsimile transmission.

(4) By text message to the appropriate elections official, if the county has established a system for processing such a request. The voter's signature shall not be required.