Summary
Redding’s mayor, city clerk, and several council candidates say they never got to review ballots before they went out, while the county elections office says drafts were sent. If the officials are right, local ballots could have gone out with errors nobody caught.
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Impact analysis
A ballot error could force costly reprints, re-mailing, or legal challenges—with taxpayer money on the line.
Candidates and officials pushing for review get transparency, and voters benefit if errors are caught before Election Day.
Voters could be stuck with confusing or incorrect ballots, and election officials face a trust hit.
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