Currituck County Board of Commissioners Structure Change ReferendumSix commissioner districts plus one at-large seat
What your vote means
Six commissioners are elected only by voters in their own district, and one by the whole county.
The current way commissioners are elected stays the same.
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- Each of six districts would pick its own commissioner, who must live there. One more commissioner would be picked by voters countywide. source: ncsbe.gov (State Board of Elections)
Why people want it, and why others object
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Shall the structure of the Currituck County Board of Commissioners be altered to six electoral districts, whereby the qualified voters of each district shall nominate candidates and elect members who reside in the district for seats apportioned to that district, and one at-large seat, whereby the qualified voters of the entire county shall nominate candidates and elect members for that seat?
- Yes
- No
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