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 9/24/25:  “Mr. Curtis’ claim that the Secretary of State has approved his plans is false,” the Secretary of State office wrote by email. “We have not seen, nor have been provided, with any such plans.” 

 8/10/25:   Curtis will return to the board with a budget amendment to fund his changes to elections in Shasta. He’s asking for about $2.6 million more than his already-approved annual election budget of $4.4 million.  

 Clint Curtis is facing scrutiny for his past job experience, beliefs about election interference and evolving political affiliation. 

 Interview of Clint Curtis as a special guest with Mike Lindell at the Moment of Truth Summit. This was an event  over a 3 day period to discuss Lundell’s debunked allegations of 2020 election fraud and overturning the results. 

 Clint Curtis “opposes the use of voting machines and highlights his connection to proponents of election conspiracy theories, including Mike Lindell and Steve Bannon.” 

 From the Orlando Weekly 

 Excellent breakdown of Curtis’ experience or lack thereof with detailed information about his affiliation with election conspiracy theorists and MAGA Trump supporters.  

 The newly selected Shasta County Registrar of Voters Clint Curtis fired Assistant ROV Joanne Francescut, a 17-year veteran of Shasta County’s elections office in May 2025. 

He registered to vote in the county as a republucan using the address of an Election Commissioner who’s also an outspoken opponent of the Shasta County Election Office.

BOTH CURTIS & PLUMB ARE VOTING MEMBERS OF THE NEW CALIFORNIA STATE

 In 2007, Clint Curtis lost to Tom Feeney because he alleged “that his walloping in November in the Orlando suburbs resulted from some cunning but as yet unspecified manipulation of computer software tallying the votes.” 

Typical of election conspiracy theorists:

I won! Election was fair! 

I lost! Election was rigged! 

 Curtis was slapped with a court gag order preventing him from rolling out one of his campaign’s promised “rip-off reports.” 

 In 2016, Clint Curtis & Associates filed a lawsuit asserting that if the presidential votes had been counted properly, former Secretary of State and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton would have won in Florida and received the state’s 29 electoral votes.