Who's Excited for Portland's First Ranked-Choice Election?Portland's charter reform represents a significant increase in representation, moving from four to twelve commissioners and introducing ranked-choice voting.
It's the Mercury's Election Issue (Ranked #1 in Portland)!Portland's charter reform introduces a new governance structure and ranked-choice voting, significantly impacting local democracy and candidate participation.
4 takeaways: Portland Mayor Wheeler takes bureaus away from city council - What's it mean?Portland Mayor Wheeler to control all city bureaus before charter reform.
Who's Excited for Portland's First Ranked-Choice Election?Portland's charter reform represents a significant increase in representation, moving from four to twelve commissioners and introducing ranked-choice voting.
It's the Mercury's Election Issue (Ranked #1 in Portland)!Portland's charter reform introduces a new governance structure and ranked-choice voting, significantly impacting local democracy and candidate participation.
4 takeaways: Portland Mayor Wheeler takes bureaus away from city council - What's it mean?Portland Mayor Wheeler to control all city bureaus before charter reform.
Time for reform? San Francisco has been working under same legislative rules for nearly 30 yearsSan Francisco's city charter, unchanged for nearly 30 years, requires reform due to its complicated governance structure and diminished mayoral authority.
Mayor Breed's strange and terrible foray into 'reform,' six years into her termBreed's executive order on charter reform signifies her acknowledgment of systemic issues, yet appears more as a deflection of responsibility than a actionable plan.
Time for reform? San Francisco has been working under same legislative rules for nearly 30 yearsSan Francisco's city charter, unchanged for nearly 30 years, requires reform due to its complicated governance structure and diminished mayoral authority.
Mayor Breed's strange and terrible foray into 'reform,' six years into her termBreed's executive order on charter reform signifies her acknowledgment of systemic issues, yet appears more as a deflection of responsibility than a actionable plan.