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City of Longmont 3CCharter Amendment to Allow Ranked Choice Voting Methods

registered voters in the City of Longmont · charter amendment

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YES

Longmont could use ranked choice voting for mayor and council elections starting in 2029.

NO

Longmont keeps its current election method.

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Charter Amendment to Allow Ranked Choice Voting Methods

Shall the City of Longmont Home Rule Charter be amended by adopting a new section 2.10 of the Charter to provide for the use of Ranked Choice Voting (ranked voting methods) where possible to elect future mayors and councilmembers of the City of Longmont starting in November 2029?

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