Plumas Lake Elementary School District Governing Board Member, Full Term (Yuba County)

What this office does

Governs the local public school district. Sets the school budget and local school taxes, hires and oversees the superintendent, and approves curriculum, school calendars and policies.

Candidates

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Quick answers

Who is running for Plumas Lake Elementary School District Governing Board Member, Full Term (Yuba County) in 2026?

Veronica Brown, Aaron Cask, Meri Kaftan and Michael Williamson.

Who is the incumbent?

Veronica Brown and Aaron Cask currently holds this office.

What does this office do?

Governs the local public school district. Sets the school budget and local school taxes, hires and oversees the superintendent, and approves curriculum, school calendars and policies.

Who should I vote for in the Plumas Lake Elementary School District Governing Board Member, Full Term (Yuba County) race?

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When is the election?

The general election was Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Counts are unofficial until each state certifies its results over the following weeks; your state or county election office has the official results.