Town of Mount Olive Charter Amendment ReferendumFour-year terms for mayor and commissioners
What your vote means
The mayor and town commissioners serve four-year terms, with elections staggered, instead of two-year terms.
Terms stay at two years.
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- A YES vote approves a change to the town charter (its founding rules) so the mayor and commissioners serve four years instead of two, with seats elected in alternating cycles. source: ncsbe.gov (State Board of Elections)
Why people want it, and why others object
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What you will see on your ballot
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Shall the ordinance amending the Town of Mount Olive Charter that changes the terms of office of Mayor and Commissioners from two-year to four-year staggered terms be approved?
- Yes
- No
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