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Local and state election coverage
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Alec Stutson/NSPRShasta County voters had many races and measures to weigh during Super Tuesday. Which issues mattered most to them? -
Erik Adams/NSPRStop Valley’s Edge organizers gathered to track the results of the Valley’s Edge referendum vote. After polls closed, more than 60% of votes were against measures O and P, striking down the proposed Valley’s Edge development in southeast Chico. -
Erik Adams/NSPRSome young voters in Chico say their generation lacks engagement with politics. By Monday afternoon before the election, 5% of ballots had been returned by voters between 18 and 24 in Butte County. -
Erik Adams/NSPRSome say the Valley’s Edge plan isn’t addressing the need for affordable housing. Butte County’s housing authority welcomes any new housing. -
Jamie Jiang/NSPRWildfire isn’t the biggest reason citizens support or oppose Valley’s Edge. But the outcome will say something to other communities about whether voters approve of building homes in high wildfire risk areas. -
Butte County voters have two district supervisor incumbent positions being challenged by newcomers. NSPR interviewed the candidates, here’s what each had to say in under four minutes. -
Butte CollegeButte County voters have two district supervisor incumbent positions being challenged by newcomers. NSPR interviewed the candidates, here’s what each had to say in under four minutes. -
Chico Enterprise-RecordButte County voters have two district supervisor incumbent positions being challenged by newcomers. NSPR interviewed the candidates, here’s what each had to say in under four minutes. -
Chico News & ReviewButte County voters have two district supervisor incumbent positions being challenged by newcomers. NSPR interviewed the candidates, here’s what each had to say in under four minutes -
Jamie Jiang/NSPRCountywide positions up for election include five judicial seats and three supervisors. All five judges and one supervisor are running unopposed. -
Alec Stutson/NSPRVoters have a variety of options when it comes to how they vote. The Butte County Registrar of Voters says most people use their vote-by-mail ballots. -
Erik Adams/NSPRProposition 1 aims to house those who are experiencing homelessness and mental illness, but if it passes, there are sacrifices counties like Butte might have to make. -
Jeff Chiu/AP PhotoThere have been many attempts to recall elected officials in California over the years but few actually make it to the ballot. Here’s what needs to happen. -
Erik Adams/NSPRButte County’s Behavioral Health Director told NSPR that several mental health services could face reduced funding or possible closure if Proposition 1 is passed in California.
