. >> he cir -- explaining absentee ballots are different, voters sign up foror them, but nevada doingith 6 other states like vermont, and california is automatically sending out mail in ballots to voters, he is talking about there could be voteray fraud, what called ballt harvesting, nevada allowing people outside of voter families to collect the ballots. that means political groups could shift scales of an election by picking up the ballots or doing whatever they can, what do you say? >> that right. here in my home state of new hampshire we have tightened the laws to vote. everybody agrees, if you have an excuse not to be somewhere on election day, you have an ailing issue, you are traveling, absentee voting is 100% legal and legitimate, has stood the test of time. what we're concerned of is this notion that every person that lived at an address will get a ballot regardless of how long they have lived in, if they moved 20 years ago, we've seen former pets of individuals are being registered by third party groups, pets that are not alive any more. that is where real problem comes, our

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. >> if you can put up the cir presentation. if you want to go out of order. >> yes, sorry about that. before we do cri, sb21 monthly presentation by commander owe sullivan. >> thank you, chief. good evening vice president taylor commissioners, chief-of-staff sarah hawkins, risk manager office i am here as the chief mentioned to provide the monthly senate bill 1421 report and i'll begin as i always do with background information for those that may be watching that are unfamiliar with the senate bill. it was enacted in january of 2019. california senate bill 1421 requires the disclose your of records and information concerning four types of incidents and they are as follows. an officer's discharge of a firearm at a person. an officer's use of force against the person which results in great bodily injury, a sustained finding that an officer engage in sexual assault involving a member of the public and fourth a sustained finding of dishonesty by an officer. since january, 2019, the department has received 189 public record requests