Summary
Shasta County voters just passed Measure B, and now California’s attorney general is hinting he may step in. If you live there, this isn’t just a ballot result—it could change how your county government runs.
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Impact analysis
The source doesn’t spell out the dollar impact, but state involvement could mean added legal costs or shifts in county spending.
Voters who backed Measure B and want the changes it promises stand to gain the most.
People who opposed Measure B—or who rely on the current county government setup—could be negatively affected.
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