Shasta County Court Rejects Measure B Voter ID Measure
The ruling says the county cannot override state election law, ending a voter-approved plan to require ID, curb mail ballots and hand-count votes.
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Court Permanently Halts Implementation of Shasta’s Unlawful Measure B
Sacramento, Calif. – The Shasta County Superior Court struck down Measure B, which would have effectively disenfranchised thousands of eligible voters in Shasta County by imposing voting requirements that violate state law and exceeds the county’s authority. “Any way you slice it, Measure B was a colossal waste of time and taxpayer funds,” said […]
Newsom Judge Permanently Halts Implementation of Shasta County’s Voter ID Measure
Shasta County made headlines after its voters passed a ballot initiative approving voter ID in local elections. Voters approved Measure B on June 2, 2026, with 55.59% support. California Attorney General Rob Bonta and Secretary of State Shirley Weber immediately sued the county over Measure B, and argued it conflicted with state election law and exceeded a charter county’s authority. Monday evening, SOS Weber announced Shasta County Superior Cou…
Shasta County measure that sought to eliminate most mail-in voting violates state law, judge rules
A Northern California judge on Monday permanently barred Shasta County from implementing a voter-approved initiative that sought to dramatically reshape voting in the conservative stronghold.
Judge rules Shasta County voter ID measure violates state law
A Shasta County Superior Court judge ruled that Measure B, approved by voters in the June 2026 primary, conflicts with California election law and exceeds county authority, invalidating the measure’s election-related provisions in The People of the State of California,…
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