Shannon Bushey

Interim Registrar of Voters Shannon Bushey has been named Registrar, according to a press release from the Santa Clara County Office of Public Affairs. 
Her yearly salary, effective immediately, is $168,814.88.
Bushey, a 23-year veteran with the County, began her career with the former Department of Agriculture & Weights and Measures. She has worked for the Registrar of Voters Office for the past 18 years.
Bushey has managed the Candidate and Public Services Division for 14 years, overseeing candidate filings; qualifying candidates to appear on the ballot; and explaining election laws, codes and regulations that apply to 80 state, county, municipal, school and special district jurisdictions. The elections span governing boards, initiatives, recalls, referendums and measures.
“Shannon has served as Interim Registrar over the past year and demonstrated her ability to lead the office,” said County Executive Jeffrey V. Smith. “Her knowledge of California’s voting requirements and Santa Clara County’s voting system will serve her well as she continues providing leadership to the group.”
Bushey oversaw the development and implementation of the County’s electronic filing programs that make it more convenient for candidates to meet the financial reporting requirements and give the public quicker access to their data, according to the press release.
In addition, she has represented the ROV at court proceedings related to candidates and measures. Bushey was appointed to Assistant Registrar of Voters in July, 2012, overseeing the day-to-day operations of the department.
“We have a great team here,” said Bushey. “We will continue working to make the voter experience in Santa Clara County convenient and efficient.”
Bushey has a Bachelor of Public Administration degree from National University.
Born and reared in Santa Clara County, she has an adult son and a granddaughter who is almost 2. She loves to cook, spend as much time as possible with her granddaughter, and to spoil her two dogs and cat.

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