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Home | AMERICA | Impact of Local Election Laws on Two Small Municipalities

Impact of Local Election Laws on Two Small Municipalities

April 16, 2013 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Local election laws have big impact on lives at local levels as shown in two municipalities | Democracy, elections, and voting at Democracy Chronicles

City elections in municipalities are held differently

Picayune Item

PICAYUNE — Pearl River County has two municipalities, and while they are within the same county, how elections for their respective governing bodies play out is very different. Picayune, the southern most and largest municipality, is governed by a weak mayor, city manager type of government.

Regional View: Best intentions don’t make for best laws

Kirksville Daily Express

Sometimes in our perusal of upcoming and proposed legislation in Jefferson City, we come across bills that may have good ideas behind them, but no place being made into law. One of these bills, concerning an extra tax on “violent” video games, is House Bill 893 and is still seeing work toward passage.

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