NAGEL ELECTIONS 

Lassen County voters must look seriously and closely at the procedures Nagel & Bustamante will use in the upcoming Lassen election

2006

Theresa Nagel, Lassen County Clerk named in Diebold lawsuit

How much is Julie Bustamante implicated?

THERESA NAGEL'S FINAL "ACT OF ABUSE" OF HER OFFICE

Nagel has decided NOT TO PLACE "unopposed" candidates on Ballot. "UNOPPOSED" COUNTY POSITIONS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN ON THE BALLOT    

ONE BIG PROBLEM WITH THAT.....write-in candidates

California Election Code 15340:   Each voter is entitled to "write" the name of any candidate for any public office, including that of President and Vice-President of the United States, on the ballot of any election. 

Also....she arbitrarily extends, without notice to the public, the  date for candidates to file......you must ask yourself.....who was this for? 

THERESA NAGEL

 DOESN'T DENY STATING THAT "UNOPPOSED" CANDIDATES WILL NOT BE ON BALLOT

Unopposed  candidates appear on the ballot to comply with Election Code 15340. 

Election Code 15340-write in candidates

Also, Nagel must place unopposed candidates on the ballot when the governing law states the candidates must receive the highest votes to win or it doesn't state otherwise in the districts charter.  

Election Code 10500 (b) 9- Principal Act

Election Code 10508-Principal Act governs

Example: LMUD is one of those districts where all candidates must appear on the ballot. 

Shayla Ashmore, Managing Editor of the Lassen County Times, reported that the "unopposed" candidates will not appear on the June 2006 ballot. 

HEADLINE SHOULD READ :  

"NAGEL ATTEMPTS TO VIOLATE ELECTION LAW"

The County Clerk however, didn't deny that these "unopposed candidates" will not be on the ballot.......

Nagel.......simply just got caught trying to break the law

2004

Theresa Nagel excluded her son-in-law, Wayne Langston, from the ballot twice, even though the LMUD "governing law" states that the candidate running for a Ward must receive the highest number of votes to win. He was required to be on the ballot

The law was broken when Nagel failed to place Langston on the ballot and when she failed to place the "write-in" line for the voters California Election Code 15340. 

You can't receive the highest number of votes, unless you are on the ballot. 

She omitted putting Langston's name on the ballot twice, once on March 5, 2002 and then again in 2004. Why.....he can't get elected.

2002

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2000

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