On Sept. 14, Beverly Hills voters will be asked to participate in a statewide election process and cast ballots for the upcoming California Gubernatorial Recall. Like the last election, voters will have three specific ways to cast their ballots: vote by mail via UPS, in-person voting and by using a secure drop box–where voters can deposit their ballots to be collected later by election officials. However, because Beverly Hills does not have a specific ballot measure, in-person vote centers in the city are limited to two locations.
The recall ballot will have only two questions for voters. The first is a “yes” or “no” question, asking voters if Gavin Newsom should be recalled and removed from the office of Governor. The second question asks voters who answered “yes” to vote for a particular candidate whom they would like to have to replace Newsom as Governor.
