Burlington Ballot Proposes Big Changes in City Election Rules
Voting in Burlington could look much different if residents approve a slate of charter changes on Town Meeting Day. The March 7 ballot will determine...
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Voting in Burlington could look much different if residents approve a slate of charter changes on Town Meeting Day. The March 7 ballot will determine...
The Burlington, Vermont City Council on Tuesday discussed a proposed ordinance change and the potential impact of a Town Meeting Day ballot question.
Ten candidates, including only two incumbents, are competing for five seats on the council on Town Meeting Day. Both Progressives and Democrats are hopeful to seize openings.
Landing on the Town Meeting Day ballot by a petition campaign, the proposal would place more authority in the hands of voters to alter city ordinances. Critics say it isn’t well-suited to the city.
Five seats are up for election on Town Meeting Day in March. Progressives will field candidates in all races except the North District.