Describe how what?
-Geaux
Describe what you claimed.... describe the process for how an individual votes in California with no ID....
I've already done it, several times, and provided a link to online registration. But since you are apparently very slow.....
You register by mail. Fill the form out and leave the part that asks for your California ID, DL, or last 4 of your social security number blank. You attest that you are legally entitled to vote, sign the form and mail it in.
Then you show up on election day and vote. If they ask for ID (because you didn't fill out the ID section of the registration) all that is required is a utility bill or paystub with your name and address on it and VIOLA!! You can vote. That's it!
No identification is required at any of these steps. A utility bill is not an ID. A paycheck stub is not an ID.
Straight from the states website.....
Where and How to Vote | California Secretary of State
Will I need to bring identification?
In most cases, California voters are not required to show identification at their polling place. However, it is a good idea to bring identification with you when you vote for the first time. A poll worker may ask to see your identification if you mailed your voter registration application and did not include your driver license number, California identification number, or the last four digits of your Social Security number.
A copy of a recent utility bill, the county Voter Information Guide you received from your county elections office, or another document sent to you by a government agency are examples of acceptable forms of identification. Other examples include your passport, driver license, official California identification card, or student identification card.