Mail-in ballots start to go out, Bonta says it is a secure way to vote
There's just 29 days to go until mid-term elections, and California Attorney General Rob Bonta is reassuring voters that they can safely return their ballots by mail. His message comes after changes to the US Postal Service, and efforts by President Trump to put restrictions on mail-in voting.
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Mail-in ballots start to go out, Bonta says it is a secure way to vote
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