County elections chief Cathy Darling Allen has repeatedly warned that the board’s decision to move to a hand count risks violating a variety of California election laws.īoth the January and March votes were 3-2, with Crye, board President Patrick Jones and District 5 Supervisor Chris Kelstrom comprising the majority. He has argued that no electronic voting machine can be trusted, spoke with Crye earlier this year, and said he is “going to cover” Shasta County financially if it faces any litigation over its mass hand counting of ballots. Lindell, who was recently ordered to pay $5 million to someone who debunked one of his election fraud conspiracy theories, is a central figure in all of this.

In March, the county voted to hand count all ballots instead of choosing a different electronic system for vote counting.

The board, which consists of four hard-line conservatives and one moderate conservative, voted in January to terminate its contract with Dominion Voting Systems because of conspiracy theories regarding the company and the 2020 presidential election. She is also part of the graduate faculty at Transart Institute MFA in New Media (Berlin & NYC) where she has taught courses such as Poetics: Spatial and Temporal Collections, Obsessions and the Display of the Other and Sensory Perception.To understand the latest fracas, let’s back up a few steps. Ting has upcoming solo exhibitions in 2009 at Metaphor Contemporary Art, Brooklyn Dean Project, LIC and the Kentler International Drawing Space, Brooklyn. She has also participated as a project artist in the Dieu Donne Workspace program and the Lower Eastside Printshop Special Editions program. She has also been a resident at the Macdowell Colony residency, Millay Colony, Soaring Gardens Artist Residency, and an Alden B. Ting is the recipient of two New York Foundation for the Arts fellowships (2001, 2007), Lambent Fellowship in the Arts (2003-06), Puffin Foundation, the Ruth Chenven Foundation Award, and a Pollack Krasner Foundation grant. Ting is inspired by varied sources from folk culture, natural history dioramas, to trends in fashion design. The work is layered with stories, literary references, memories, and cultural metaphors. Mary Ting has a varied studio art practice that includes: installation, video, sculpture, and drawing.

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