Elections

Deadlines
Oct. 7 - Deadline for ballots to start getting mailed to every California voter, early voting sites open.
Oct. 21 - Last day to register to vote – either online or by mail. Same-day registration begins Oct. 22.
Nov. 5 - Polls are open, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Also, the last day to vote by mail.
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Statewide propositions
Prop 2 School bond | Prop 3 Same-sex marriage | Prop 4 Climate bond | Prop 5 Voting threshold | Prop 6 Involuntary servitude | Prop 32 Minimum wage | Prop 33 Local rent control | Prop 34 Patient spending | Prop 35 Health care tax | Prop 36 Criminal penalties
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*We’ll have live local and state election results on Nov. 5, 2024
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November 5, 2024 is Election Day across the country. NSPR will monitor results for North State races on this page and on-air. Stay tuned for election results as they come in.
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Council member Addison Winslow weighs in on the lead two progressive candidates for city council have over their opponents in early election results.
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At the GOP election night watch party in Chico, Republicans give their thoughts on how the election results affect Butte County and beyond.
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Butte County’s progressives gathered to celebrate the last three months of their campaign effort for city council.
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Chico could see a more progressive city council next year. There will be no change to North State representatives in the U.S. House. Butte County will likely implement a 1% sales tax. Prop 33, which would have allowed local governments in California to implement rent control, appears to have failed. Here are some of the most important local election updates!
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Northern California election workers quit after self-appointed observers roamed their office in Shasta County, where conservatives have questioned voting machines.
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NSPR spoke with candidates running for Chico Unified School Board this fall. They talked about the issues that are most important to them and what they plan to do if elected.
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NSPR spoke with candidates running for Chico Unified School Board this fall. They talked about the issues that are most important to them and what they plan to do if elected.
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NSPR spoke with candidates running for Chico Unified School Board this fall. They talked about the issues that are most important to them and what they plan to do if elected.
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NSPR spoke with candidates running for Chico Unified School Board this fall. They talked about the issues that are most important to them and what they plan to do if elected.
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NSPR spoke with candidates running for Chico City Council this fall. They talked about the issues that are most important to them and what they plan to do if elected into office.
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California’s online voter registration deadline has passed, but that doesn’t mean those who aren’t yet registered can’t vote. Voters can still cast a provisional ballot in person on election day.
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Oroville voters are facing a full ballot this November. NSPR took a look into some of the most complicated issues.
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NSPR spoke with candidates running for Chico City Council this fall. They talked about the issues that are most important to them and what they plan to do if elected into office.
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NSPR spoke with candidates running for Chico City Council this fall. They talked about the issues that are most important to them and what they plan to do if elected into office.
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NSPR spoke with candidates running for Chico City Council this fall. They talked about the issues that are most important to them and what they plan to do if elected into office.
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NSPR spoke with candidates running for Chico City Council this fall. They talked about the issues that are most important to them and what they plan to do if elected into office.
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NSPR spoke with candidates running for Chico City Council this fall. They talked about the issues that are most important to them and what they plan to do if elected into office.
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California voters will decide this November whether or not to fund climate programs in communities most susceptible to climate change. The measure comes with a high price tag, but some North State organizations say it’s worth it.
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In California, it’s the state’s responsibility to protect people’s right to vote no matter the language they speak. To do that, the state provides voter assistance in ten languages and several counties offer help in additional languages.
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Districts in Chico, Paradise, Biggs and Durham all have bond measures on November's ballot. The districts plan to use those funds for new buildings and other infrastructure projects.
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As residents’ finances are strained by high rent costs, some find a rent control proposition on this November’s ballot appealing and others say it’s not the answer.