Elections

Declaration By Shasta County Board Not Required to Make Election Results Official, State Confirms

Certification by the Shasta County Clerk and Registrar of Votes is what makes elections results official under California law. While the board will be asked to affirmatively declare the election results, their approval is not required.

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Elections Commission Chair Condones Radio Ad By Fellow Commissioner During Fiery Public Meeting

Discussions highlighted a critical lack of clarity between the Commission’s official work on behalf of the public and individual commissioners' private efforts related to elections.

Shasta County Supervisor Kevin Crye Says He Feels Pride, Relief, Regardless of Recall Outcome

As he awaits the outcome of his recall vote, Crye reflects on his time in office saying he’s proud of what he accomplished. His opponents call his decision-making "reckless and irresponsible."

“30,000 Ballots Still To Be Counted:” Shasta County Waits for Election Outcomes

As of March 6, less than half of Shasta County’s ballots had been counted. That means the vote outcomes released so far reveal little about what final outcomes might be. An update on the results of uncounted ballots is expected to be released by the Elections Office late Friday afternoon.

Shasta County Preliminary Election Results – Crye Recall, County Board Districts 2 , 3 & 4, and Measures C & D

Votes cast in the precinct on election day have been counted but thousands of votes remain to be processed in the days ahead. Final certified election results are still pending.

Shasta County’s Presidential Primary 2024: Updates from the Polls

We visit the polls to give you a glimpse of Shasta County's elections process in action.

On Eve of March 5 Primary, Shasta County Election Office Talks Security, Election Monitors, Turnout

Assistant County Clerk and Registrar of Voters Joanna Francescut said at least one state election observer is usually on site in-county for each election. She chose not to comment on whether any federal observers might also be planning to appear.

Here’s How Proposition 1 Would Affect Shasta County

Proposition 1 means a smaller pot of funding coming from the state to counties and less control over how that money is spent. There is no certainty that any of the treatment facilities or housing units will provide direct benefit to Shasta County.

Shasta County Elections Commission Will Ask County Board to Defy State Election Law

The Commission is recommending a local ordinance mandating hand counting votes on paper poll books, a process which would not meet the requirements of current federal or state laws.

It’s ​​Unclear Who’s Behind New Lawsuit Against Shasta County Board Over Rancheria Agreement

A new lawsuit against the county board was filed by a corporation formed in a way that shields the identity of those behind it. It’s the second time a lawsuit over a deal with the Redding Rancheria could impact the county’s vote on Supervisor Kevin Crye.

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