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Medford voters narrowly passed Measure 15-238, clearing the way for a hotel tax increase to help fund a major downtown redevelopment project.
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Shasta County voters will decide on a measure mandating in-person voting, hand-counted ballots and voter ID — requirements that violate California election laws.
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Medford voters are being asked to approve a hotel tax increase this November. It started as an effort to bring a minor league baseball team to Medford. But the idea has now turned into a major conference center with a possible baseball stadium on the side.
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California is known for taking weeks to tally its ballots, causing uncertainty and frustration among voters. That could change with a faster turn-around under a new state law.
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After months of delays and refinement, Shasta County Supervisors have approved funding for an elections experiment in the county meant to improve transparency.
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In March of last year, voters passed a ballot measure making Shasta a charter county. But officials missed a critical step after that election.
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Shasta County Supervisors appointed an interim elections official with plans to create a hyper-transparent voting system, but the plan is stalled because supervisors can't agree how to pay for it.
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The proposed budget for the elections department in Shasta County gives some insight into the new clerk’s goals to overhaul the department.
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Young Californians were disillusioned with Democrats last November. The solution? A simple message, a focus on cost-of-living and progressive causes, and a reckoning with the party’s age problem, say young Democrats.
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Shasta County’s new clerk, Clint Curtis, fired assistant county clerk Joanna Francescut, a political rival who had also applied for the position.
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2025 election results from Southern Oregon, including school boards, fire districts and levy measures in Jackson, Josephine and Curry counties.
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This special election comes as libraries face increasing turmoil and efforts to challenge books.
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The JPR news team gathers for a roundtable discussion of the top news stories they've been working on this week.
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Four candidates are vying for two contested seats on the board of Jackson County Fire District 5 in the May election.