VOTE SAFE – VOTE IN PERSON
POLLING LOCATIONS
Polls are open 7am – 8pm
PATRIOTS – RUN FOR OFFICE!!!
THERE ARE LOTS OF POSITIONS UP FOR ELECTION! If you’ve ever thought about running, you still have time to file! The deadline for candidates to file a declaration of candidacy for the Nov. 8 general election is Friday, Aug. 12. Red Bluff 3 City Council seats open 2 Red Bluff Joint Union High School District … Continue reading “PATRIOTS – RUN FOR OFFICE!!!”
July 1 7-9pm Capt Seth Keshel
621 Twin View Blvd, Redding Learn about Capt Keshel’s work on election integrity
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Tina Peters is the Mesa County, Colorado Election clerk. She believed the the election system, including the Dominion machines used in that county, was secure and invulnerable to attack. But she had numerous complaints that said otherwise. Enough so that she hired a forensic auditor to dig into the machines. What she found is shocking. … Continue reading “[s]election.code”
Election Results
Voter Turnout We have 37,815 registered voters. In the 2018 primaries, 14,697 voted. In the 2020 primaries, 18,285 voted. In the 2022 primary, only 14,004 voted. What can we do to increase voter turnout? Booths at the farmers market and other events to get people to register or update their registration? Coordinate rides for those … Continue reading “Election Results”
How To Vote In Person
We voted at Ridgeway Park – the ladies there were very nice and patient with us. You MUST take your mail in ballot or your vote will not count today – they will do a provisional ballot to verify that you did not vote twice. Here are the steps vote in person: Tell them you … Continue reading “How To Vote In Person”
Adopt a Ballot Box
If you have time to watch poll boxes today, document any strange activity List of Voting Boxes IMPORTANT NOTE: Electioneering (wearing campaign paraphernalia, handing out campaign literature, talking about politics, advising voters in any way) is NOT legal within 100 feet of a drop box. Dress neutrally and just watch. You may be near the … Continue reading “Adopt a Ballot Box”
Citizen Incident Reports
If you or someone you know witnesses anything suspicious or confusing during the election today, please file a Citizens Incident Report: https://www.eip-ca.com/incident.htm
LETS GO VOTE!
VIP – Vote In Person Mail-In Ballots, whether you mail them or drop them in a poll box, are susceptible to adjudication by the elections office. Adjudication: a formal judgement on a disputed matter When the poll workers run stacks of ballots through the tabulator (up to 50 at a time), the machine identifies any … Continue reading “LETS GO VOTE!”
My Final Picks
US Senator – Cordie Williams US Senator partial term – Mark Meuser US Representative 1st District – Tim Geist State Assembly 3rd District – James Gallagher Governor – Anthony Trimini Lt Governor – David Fennel Secretary of State – Rachel Hamm Controller – Lanhee Chen Treasurer – Jack Guerrero Attorney General – Eric Early Insurance … Continue reading “My Final Picks”
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jim Gibson Accountability – for teachers and administrators Basics – teach math, reading, science, history (not politics or sex ed) Commitment to parents and taxpayers George Yang Lance Christensen not 100% sure where he stands on some the issues but seems to have massive support from some mama bears! Ones that concern me: Tony Thurmond … Continue reading “State Superintendent of Public Instruction”
US Representative 1st District
Doug LaMalfa has been in this role a long time. I’m ready for a change. Tim Geist is the only other republican on the ballot. I like what he has to say but I’m not seeing enough information to feel confident in him. Check him out – watch his videos – let me know what … Continue reading “US Representative 1st District”
Secretary of State
My vote goes hands down to Rachel Hamm. Once I heard Juan O Savin talk about her involvement with other conservative leaders across the nation, I had to know more about her. And I have loved everything she stands for. Her #1 goal – HONEST ELECTIONS She is endorsed by Mike Lindell. That tells me … Continue reading “Secretary of State”
Governor
Oh good Lord – 26 candidates for Governor! 13 republicans 4 democrats 2 green 7 no party affiliation Brian Dahle is apparently the only one financially supported by the Republican Party. I don’t know if that’s a good thing or not. I’m not excited about his plans – they just feel questionable to me. Anthony … Continue reading “Governor”
Other State Positions
I have separate posts for Governor, Lt Governor and Secretary of State. I’ve lumped the remaining state positions here because there’s not a lot to talk about. Do your research, but here’s my thoughts: Controller – Lanhee Chen Treasurer – Jack M Guerrero Attorney General – leaning towards Nathan but like that Eric isn’t a … Continue reading “Other State Positions”
Lieutenant Governor
There are 8 candidates for Lt Governor. I’ve narrowed my choice down to 3. But what does the Lt Gov do? The Role of Lieutenant Governor: serves as Acting Governor when the Governor is absent from the state – automatically becomes Governor if a vacancy occurs in the Office of Governor is President of the … Continue reading “Lieutenant Governor”
US Senator
There are 2 seats for California Senator – 1 full term and 1 partial (ends 1/3/23). The partial term is easy – there is 1 republican (Mark Meuser) and 1 democrat (Alex Padilla). I used to follow Mark Meuser (pre-FB ban) when he was very outspoken about the shutdowns and mandates. I liked him then. … Continue reading “US Senator”
Tehama County Candidates
Our small county has little impact on the federal and state election. But we control the entire local election. Red White & Blueprint has a saying: “Drain Your Own Swamp”. That doesn’t necessarily mean that we need to oust the currently elected officials – it means that we need to get better at selecting candidates … Continue reading “Tehama County Candidates”

Corrupt and Unethical – How Do You Know?
On the last Station 19, one of the fire chiefs who is known to be cruel and unethical is now a candidate for mayor. Many of the fire guys are frustrated when they see him on camera talking about how he knows so much about the inside, he knows how to fix things and he’s … Continue reading “Corrupt and Unethical – How Do You Know?”

VOTE SAFE – VOTE IN PERSON
Did you know that in the November 2020 Election, the ballots mailed to registered voters in Tehama County did not work in the scanning machine? Apparently a team of individuals re-created all of the Tehama County ballots so they could be run through the machine and counted. Issues like this are concerning. Our local elections … Continue reading “VOTE SAFE – VOTE IN PERSON”

Qualities of an Election Candidate
I’ve been attending the candidates nights, which honestly have been a bit disappointing. One of the questions at one event was “what characteristics do you think the person in this position should have?” This is a question we should be asking ourselves of every single position on the ballot. Honestly – for me the answer … Continue reading “Qualities of an Election Candidate”
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