City of Fort Lauderdale Charter Amendment 6Notices and terminology (official ballot title not found)
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A YES vote adopts these notice and wording changes.
A NO vote keeps the current requirements.
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In plain words
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- Ends the requirement to publish hearing notices in two print newspapers, removes old primary election language, and separates the roles of interim and acting city manager. source: hoodline.com
Why people want it, and why others object
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