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A California appellate court preserved a preliminary injunction that keeps Shasta County’s Measure B on hold while the lawsuit continues. The measure would have required government-issued photo ID for registration and in-person voting, ended vote-by-mail for most voters, narrowed early voting, mandated hand counts, and created a separate county registration system.
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A California appellate court preserved a preliminary injunction that keeps Shasta County’s Measure B on hold while the lawsuit continues. The measure would have required government-issued photo ID for registration and in-person voting, ended vote-by-mail for most voters, narrowed early voting, mandated hand counts, and created a separate county registration system.
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