Two voter integrity groups say holes in some absentee ballot envelopes designed to aid low-vision Californians fill out their ballot have the potential to reveal whether someone voted “yes” to ousting Gov. Gavin Newsom in next month’s recall election.
The election integrity watchdog groups Amistad Project and the American Voter’s Alliance say they have identified at least three counties, including Los Angeles and San Diego counties, where absentee ballot envelopes contain a “window” showing voters’ recall preferences.
