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Bianco, White House Respond to California's New Election Bill ^⁠81%

5/29/2026, 4:37:09 AM

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And a new California election law focused on ballot security is drawing criticism from Riverside County Sheriff Chad Biano. The White House is also responding after Governor Gavin Newsome raised concerns about possible election interference just days before California's June primary.

And Christina Corona tells us more from LA.

Riverside County Sheriff Chad Biano and the White House are responding after California Governor Gavin Newsome signed a new election bill into law ahead of the state's June primary.

Senate Bill 73 strengthens protections over ballot custody, restricts access to voter roles and election equipment without a court order, and increases penalties for unlawfully removing ballots from election officials.

>> It goes in effect immediately upon my signature, number one. So, in many ways, it addresses some of the anxieties uh around uh next Tuesday's election.

>> The bill follows a monthsl long dispute involving Biano, who seized more than 650,000 ballots during a 2025 special election while investigating alleged vote count discrepancies in Riverside County. California Supreme Court later ordered him to halt the investigation.

Biano, who was also a candidate in the California governor's race, told Fox News the new law is aimed at stopping investigations into possible election fraud.

fraud.

>> How corrupt are we going to allow a governor and a legislature to be that they are now passing laws to stop people from finding fraud, to stop people from investigating election fraud.

investigating election fraud. This is the most crazy thing I have ever seen.

Biano also questioned what he described as a discrepancy between ballots submitted and votes counted. He says his department investigated allegations that in the 2025 special election in the county, more than 611,000 ballots were submitted, but nearly 658,000 votes were counted.

counted.

>> Why would he not want those ballots counted? Why would not any rational person want those ballots counted to make sure that there is no election fraud?

discrepancy. 46,000 votes discrepancy is massive.

>> Meanwhile, the White House rejected suggestions from Newsome and California Democrats said the Trump administration could interfere with the elections.

A White House spokesperson said President Trump supports fair election administration and denied allegations involving voter intimidation or ballot interference.

According to the new California law, which is effective immediately, violators could face a $1,000 fine and up to three years in prison for knowingly taking custody of ballots or election materials without authorization.

Christina Corona, NTD News.

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Framing Effect

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Status Quo Bias

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Sunk Cost Effect

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Negativity Bias

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Primacy Effect

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