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Here’s Who’s Running for Shasta County Supervisor In 2024
Decisions made by voters during the March 2024 primary election will have a powerful impact on how the county runs over the next several years. Here's some of what you need to make sure your vote counts.
“Beautifully Old-School Uneventful”: Amidst Statewide Scrutiny, Shasta County Holds Peaceful Election Day
Observers from several state-wide organizations and California's Department of State were on the ground for election day. All was calm.
Shasta County Election Results: Gateway Unified School District and Shasta Fire Protection District
Results from elections night are in. Final certified election results are still pending.
Elections Day Update: California Secretary of State Monitors Are On The Ground In Shasta County As Polls Open For Elections
Monitors from the state are observing elections to ensure secure elections held in compliance with California's new voting law, AB 969.
State Monitors, Machine Counting, and More: Here’s What You Need To Know for Shasta County’s November 7 Election
Our answers to your questions. Did we miss something? Reach out: editor@shastascout.org
Meet Camille King for Gateway Unified School District Board
"I want to see the Gateway schools be somewhere where I’m comfortable because if I’m comfortable, then I know that a lot of other parents are going to comfortable."
“My Office Stands Ready To Take Any Actions Necessary”: California Secretary of State Warns That Shasta Elections Must Comply with New State Law
Meanwhile Board Supervisor Patrick Jones says he's still searching for a way out of complying with AB 969, a new state law that requires Shasta County to machine, not hand, count the votes for the November 7 election.
Breaking: Voting Rights Advocates Ask California’s Secretary of State To Monitor Shasta County’s Upcoming Elections
Advocates describe a "torrent of misinformation and disinformation" in Shasta County which "truly threatens the electorate's ability to discern the truth" about the election process.
Here’s Who’s Running for Shasta County Supervisor In 2024
Decisions made by voters during the March 2024 primary election will have a powerful impact on how the county runs over the next several years. Here's some of what you need to make sure your vote counts.
“Beautifully Old-School Uneventful”: Amidst Statewide Scrutiny, Shasta County Holds Peaceful Election Day
Observers from several state-wide organizations and California's Department of State were on the ground for election day. All was calm.
Shasta County Election Results: Gateway Unified School District and Shasta Fire Protection District
Results from elections night are in. Final certified election results are still pending.
Elections Day Update: California Secretary of State Monitors Are On The Ground In Shasta County As Polls Open For Elections
Monitors from the state are observing elections to ensure secure elections held in compliance with California's new voting law, AB 969.
State Monitors, Machine Counting, and More: Here’s What You Need To Know for Shasta County’s November 7 Election
Our answers to your questions. Did we miss something? Reach out: editor@shastascout.org
Meet Camille King for Gateway Unified School District Board
"I want to see the Gateway schools be somewhere where I’m comfortable because if I’m comfortable, then I know that a lot of other parents are going to comfortable."
“My Office Stands Ready To Take Any Actions Necessary”: California Secretary of State Warns That Shasta Elections Must Comply with New State Law
Meanwhile Board Supervisor Patrick Jones says he's still searching for a way out of complying with AB 969, a new state law that requires Shasta County to machine, not hand, count the votes for the November 7 election.
Breaking: Voting Rights Advocates Ask California’s Secretary of State To Monitor Shasta County’s Upcoming Elections
Advocates describe a "torrent of misinformation and disinformation" in Shasta County which "truly threatens the electorate's ability to discern the truth" about the election process.
