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Shasta County: Judge pauses Measure B restrictions on mail voting
A California judge has temporarily blocked Shasta County’s Measure B while a legal challenge proceeds. The county says no proposed changes will apply to the November general election: every active registered voter will receive a mail ballot under state law. Approved by 56% of primary voters in June, Measure B would limit mail voting to three groups, require one-day in-person elections, mandate government-issued photo identification and establish a county registration system separate from California’s.