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Press Release: Local Election Reform Petition Certified on 10-23-25
After receiving over 10,000 signatures, the Shasta County petition for election reform was officially certified by the Registrars of Voters today. This local measure will now be placed before the voters in the next election. If successful, Shasta County will implement local control of their elections which will include voter ID, same day election results, and clean voter rolls.
Save Shasta Elections
3 days ago1 min read


Shasta County Election Chief Clint Curtis Slashes Drop Boxes to 4: A Bold Move to Curb Fraud and Boost Voter Trust
In a decisive move to fortify election integrity, Shasta County Registrar of Voters Clint Curtis has slashed ballot drop boxes to just...

Kari Chilson
Sep 251 min read


Citizens Submit Petition for Shasta County Charter Amendment on Election Reform
Today, Shasta Election Task Force (SETF) submitted over 10,000 signatures from voters to amend our county charter to enact local election reform and control including voter ID, same day election results, and clean voter rolls. The full text can be found at SaveShastaElections.Org . There is overwhelming public support for this petition which was a volunteer and grass roots effort. We are proud of our volunteers and fellow voters that made this happen. Election integrity is
Save Shasta Elections
Sep 162 min read


Charter County Measure Was Filed 17 Months Late - What Happened?
In March 2024, Shasta County voters approved Measure D to establish charter status, but a critical oversight delayed its implementation. County Counsel Joseph Larmour discovered in August 2025 that required certification paperwork had never been filed with the Secretary of State. The error, announced by Supervisor Kevin Crye, sparked debate over responsibility between former Deputy ROV Joanna Francescut and interim ROV Clint Curtis—both now candidates for the office.

Elisa Ballard
Sep 93 min read
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