I'd argue that they don't have a choice and need to go to the taxpayers in 2025. First they need to prove they're getting things under control and have a plan
I'd argue that they don't have a choice and need to go to the taxpayers in 2025. First they need to prove they're getting things under control and have a plan
How does a referendum impact voter turnout? If a lot of people are frustrated and unconvinced the board can be trusted to responsibly do their job, would more people show up to vote in opposition? Wouldn't that also potentially impact the actual election for open BOE seats too?
I'd argue that they don't have a choice and need to go to the taxpayers in 2025. First they need to prove they're getting things under control and have a plan
How does a referendum impact voter turnout? If a lot of people are frustrated and unconvinced the board can be trusted to responsibly do their job, would more people show up to vote in opposition? Wouldn't that also potentially impact the actual election for open BOE seats too?