Republican California State Assemblyman Bill Essayli has introduced legislation and a ballot measure to mandate voter ID in California, consistent with President Trump’s calls for secure elections, which ostensibly led to his removal from the Assembly Elections Committee. “I was the vice chair of the elections committee up here in Sacramento, but after I introduced that bill, they removed me from the elections committee,” Essayli told The Gateway Pundit. “They wouldn’t tell me why. I mean, I can only suspect they didn’t want to give me a platform for this issue.” Essayli and Assemblyman Carl DeMaio previously introduced AB25 in the wake of President Trump’s visit to California in January. “If enacted, the bill would require: Voter ID for in-person and mail-in ballots; citizenship verification…
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