Khan was wearing an orange jumpsuit and seemingly in good spirits, showing thumbs up to the members of the media and pumping his fists in the air as he walked into a Stockton courtroom.
His attorney Allen Sawyer advocated for his release so Khan can return home with his family while ongoing investigations and proceedings in the case continue.
Friends and family members calling for his release came out to show their support.
Khan faces multiple felony charges that stem from the 2020 election. He is accused of stashing 41 ballots at his home.
Investigators also say he registered 23 people to vote at his home and that his email and phone number were used to register 47 others.
Body camera footage showed voters telling detectives how Khan allegedly pressured them to vote for him and how he allegedly falsified voter registration documents.
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