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A conservative California county is trying to kill mail-in voting
Shasta County in California passed Measure B, requiring elections to be conducted in person on a single day, limiting absentee ballots, and mandating photo ID and hand-counted votes. The measure effectively ends vote-by-mail in the county, which is known for its conservative politics and election-skeptic movement.
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