Now it falls to Gov. Jerry Brown to seek accountability at the agency. He hasn’t said whether he will seek the resignation of Shiomoto or any other DMV officials, or whether he’s considering any other changes. But it would be entirely reasonable for him to change the agency’s leadership in light of the ongoing crisis in customer service (although wait times are down, they are still too long) and now the bungled voter registration. While the registration foul-ups appear to be minor, that they happened at all casts a shadow over the integrity of the state’s voter rolls — and hands voter-fraud conspiracists a boatload of ammunition for the next ginned-up commission to attack California’s elections.

Source: Los Angeles Times September 08, 2018 11:03 UTC