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June election crucial for North State

June election crucial for North State

Local Democrats are divided
The June 2 special election in District 1 — that includes Butte, Tehama and Glenn counties — could affect the slim Republican majority hold on Congress at a time when the Trump administration is pushing sweeping change at a rapid pace. And the June primary election features a hotly-contested gubernatorial race that could flip the top state office to the …

Register to vote in crucial elections

The deadline to register to vote ahead of the special election and the June primary election is approaching quickly — it’s May 18!

In Butte, Glenn and Tehama counties, would-be voters, or voters who want to update their registration, can report to their local elections office or, perhaps, register online. (See links and addresses in story.)

Read more about how to register to vote in Butte, Glenn and Tehama counties here.

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