Measure B — Shasta County — Voter ID, Hand-Counted Ballots, and Absentee Voting Limits
As of April 19, 2026, information about Measure B has not yet been published on the Shasta County Registrar of Voters' website..LOCAL ELECTION TRANSPARENCY AND SECURITY REFORMThe measure would require that elections at the local level shall take place on a single day limited to in person voting with limited absentee balloting. Ballots shall be hand counted at the precinct level using citizen volunteers, counting in teams of 4 volunteers. Ballot tallies shall be visible to observers of the election. Counting shall continue until results are obtained on election night or thereafter and results shall be published at that time. Voter ID shall be required to vote; voter rolls shall be locally controlled without connection to the internet or State of California. Upon adoption of the measure a new voter roll shall be created and maintained locally. Paper poll books shall be used to check in voters at the precinct level.YES Votes Needed for the Measure to Pass: 50% + 1 vote.Impartial Analysis of County Counsel: Not available on Shasta County ROV site as of April 19, 2026.Argument in Favor of Measure B: Not available on Shasta County ROV site as of April 19, 2026.Website of Proponents: https://sites.google.com/view/shasta-citizen-news/homeArgument Against Measure B: Not available on Shasta County ROV site as of April 19, 2026.Website of Opponents: (None known as of April 19, 2026)
