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California sues Shasta County over newly passed voter ID ballot measure
California's attorney general sued Shasta County over Measure B, a voter ID ballot measure that requires government-issued ID for registration and voting, eliminates vote-by-mail and early voting, mandates hand-counted ballots, and creates a separate county voter registration system. The lawsuit claims the measure violates state election law by conflicting with existing provisions that guarantee access to vote-by-mail, early voting, and certified voting systems.
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