Shasta County voter guide 2026: Key races, statewide propositions
Shasta County voters in this 2026 midterm election aren't just deciding who will be California governor and who represents them in Congress and in the state Legislature. They're also casting numerous votes in supervisor, city council, school board and community service, hospital, irrigation and fire protection districts as well as local measures. North State voters who plan to vote in person or drop off their ballot on Election Day still have time to learn about the candidates, measures and issues driving their local contests. Ballot drop-off locations remain open, and polls on Tuesday, Nov. 3, across the state, will be open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Here is a candidate guide for races on local, state and federal levels. Voter FAQ Register to vote: Registration can be done online by filling out the online application at registertovote.ca.gov . The application is available in 10 languages. Want a paper voter registration application? You can pick one up at county elections office, library, DMV offices, or U.S. post office. You can also call (800) 345-VOTE(8683) or email Elections Division staff to request a paper voter registration application be mailed to you, according to the California Secretary of State. Check voter status: Check
