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Shasta County Registrar Clint Curtis Interviewed by Federal Agents Over Election Claims

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What happened

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Clint Curtis, Registrar of Voters for Shasta County, was interviewed by federal agents from the FBI, DOJ, and DHS about his claims of fraud in the 2026 election. Curtis stated he was unsure if he needed to comply with a federal subpoena requiring him to appear before a grand jury in Sacramento. Separately, 2024 ballots in his office were set for destruction on September 30, following scheduling errors that delayed the process.

From krcrtv.com

Why it matters

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The investigation into election claims by Clint Curtis, the chief election official for Shasta County, relates to broader concerns about governmental oversight, following a civil grand jury finding that oversight mechanisms lacked the necessary power.

A civil grand jury previously found that the oversight mechanisms lacked the necessary power.

From krcrtv.com

Who's involved

  • Clint CurtisRegistrar of Voters for Shasta County, involved in election fraud claims
  • Shasta CountyCounty where Clint Curtis serves as Registrar of Voters
  • SacramentoLocation where Curtis may appear before a grand jury
  • FBIFederal agency that interviewed Clint Curtis regarding election claims
  • State of CaliforniaState government whose election processes are under scrutiny

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