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George, I dont know why Lloyd Snook continues to assume that whatever method we choose for electing the School Board will also be used to elect City Council. In his recent posting http://loper.org/~george/archives/2005/Nov/865.html he says: Make no mistake about it -- the next battle after this one will be to have ward-based City Council elections. If we have a ridiculous ward structure for the School Board, we will be stuck with a ridiculous ward structure for City Council. There is no LEGAL requirement that wards be used for Council elections
if the School Board has ward-based elections. The only way the Council
would ever have wards in its elections would be if a majority of the Council
desired to have them. This means that a majority of Council would have
to be Republican. Republicans are virtually the only political activists
in town who want wards for Council. I assume no one thinks the Republicans
will have a majority on Council anytime soon. David Repass (electronic mail, November 30, 2005)
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