Judge rules Shasta County voter ID measure violates state law

REDDING, Calif. — A Shasta County Superior Court judge ruled Monday that Measure B, which voters approved in the June 2026 primary election, conflicts with California election laws and exceeds the authority granted to counties under the California Constitution. Measure B sought to add an amendment to the Shasta County Charter that changes how elections are conducted in the county. The measure included requiring voters to present government-issued identification to vote, restricting vote-by-mail options, limiting voting primarily to Election Day and creating a county voter registration system separate from the state’s database. Robert Sheridan, Action News Now.

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