Compare positions on Charter Amendment 3: Confirming Changes To Hold Municipal Elections In Even-numbered Years Amendment in St. Petersburg

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Charter Amendment 3: Confirming Changes To Hold Municipal Elections In Even-numbered Years Amendment

St. Petersburg’s charter, which still refers to odd-numbered election years, would change to match even-numbered city elections.

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Proposal impacts

Impact on St. Petersburg voters

The city charter would give voters election dates that match the schedule they use.

The city charter currently gives voters an odd-year election reference despite scheduled even-year voting.

Impact on city election staff

Charter review work would follow updated instructions tied to scheduled city elections.

Charter review work currently schedules appointments in years ending in eight, with reports due the next year.

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