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What we understand from the County Clerk is that those elections will be deemed null and void. All 4 Commissioners will be elected in November 2024 in their districts.
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- If the Charter is approved and takes effect in 30 days as specified, what happens to the primary vote for the two Commissioners in the same May election?
- What happens if one candidate gets 51% of the vote in the May Primary. In past elections, that candidate "won" and did not appear on the November ballot.
- If the Charter is approved, does that mean the current Commissioners can hire a County Manager before the district Commissioners are elected?
- What is a Charter?
- Can Josephine County's Charter override state law or even federal law?
- Why 5 Commissioners instead of 3?
- Why Districts?
- Why do we need a "County Manager"?
- Would the Board of Commissions benefit by having a County Manager?
- But how can we afford 2 more Commissioners and a County Manager?
- The stipend amount seems really low. How could a commissioner live on that amount?
- Partisan or non-partisan?
- Why should legal counsel be appointed instead of elected?
- Please explain how a transition from three to five commissioners would be done gracefully.
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