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Court sets teen vote residency cases for review
California Supreme Court agreed to hear three cases challenging the attorney general ruling that young voters must register where their parents live. Plaintiffs Collette Jolicoeur James Tabilio and Mark Steven Randel from San Francisco Ventura Sacramento Woodland Hills seek to overturn the Younger interpretation as the state faces the 26th Amendment allowing 18 year olds to vote. Meanwhile a bill to extend registration to 30 days before an election narrowly passed the Assembly and head to the Senate, with supporters touting greater participation and opponents warning staffing challenges for counties.
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