To maintain voting access during the pandemic, California shifted to universal vote-by-mail for the 2020 general election, while some counties consolidated their polling places. PPIC researcher Eric McGhee presents findings from a new report on the sometimes-contradictory impact of these changes, and a panel of experts discusses how reforms affected turnout, especially among young voters and voters of color.

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