Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The ways in which Californians cast their ballots have been changing in recent years as voting options in the state expand. A CID post-analysis of 2024 general voting patterns in California revealed in-person voting increased nearly fifty percent since the previous presidential election, raising questions about who votes – and does not vote – in person.
This one-hour webinar brought together leaders in the California elections space to discuss CID research on these current voter trends.
Mindy Romero provided a brief summary presentation of CID's new research briefs on the webinar's topic. A panel discussion with leading experts followed.
Mindy Romero, Ph.D., CID Director (moderator)
Kathay Feng - Senior Deputy for Policy and Program Compliance, Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk
Sky Allen, Executive Director, Inland Empire United
Ethan Jones - Chief Consultant at California State Assembly Elections Committee
The ways in which Californians cast their ballots have been changing in recent years as voting options in the state expand. A CID post-analysis of 2024 general voting patterns in California revealed in-person voting increased nearly fifty percent since the previous presidential election, raising questions about who votes – and does not vote – in person.
This one-hour webinar brought together leaders in the California elections space to discuss CID research on these current voter trends.
Mindy Romero provided a brief summary presentation of CID's new research briefs on the webinar's topic. A panel discussion with leading experts followed.
Mindy Romero, Ph.D., CID Director (moderator)
Kathay Feng - Senior Deputy for Policy and Program Compliance, Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk
Sky Allen, Executive Director, Inland Empire United
Ethan Jones - Chief Consultant at California State Assembly Elections Committee
