NEW: The Registrar in Shasta County, CA disputes LA County's Claim that it can not temporarily segregate mail-in ballots to determine citizenship. Clinton Curtis, the Shasta County Registar, also a licensed attorney in New York, writes under penalty of perjury: "Electronic information management systems that are used for voting in California can flag the ballots of likely noncitizens identified by the United States, and the sorting machines can segregate those electronically flagged ballots while determining citizenship under state and federal law. Manual procedures also exist to segregate ballots cast by individuals believed to be noncitizens."
— Matt Finn (@MattFinnFNC) October 27, 2026
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