City of Fort Lauderdale Charter Amendment No. 6
Unofficial result: Failed
Source: results.browardvotes.gov
Fort Lauderdale city, Florida
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
Fort Lauderdale would distinguish interim from acting city managers, remove old primary-election wording, and end a two-newspaper notice rule for public hearings. The city would change its procedures; this question would add no tax or fee.
Read the official ballot measure (PDF)
Proposed by: Fort Lauderdale City Commission (Ordinance C-26-24)
The city's elected commission acted on advice from its Charter Revision Board. A city charter is the city's rulebook. Florida law says city voters must approve any change to it.
Source: fortlauderdale.gov
A YES vote means
Make the city manager, election-wording, and public-notice changes described in Charter Amendment No. 6.
A NO vote means
Keep the current charter wording for city manager appointments, elections, and two newspaper notices.
Source: spotlightftl.com