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Changes to Ashland City's Mayor and Councilman Election Process

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PROPOSED LEGISLATIONThis bill has been introduced but has NOT been signed into law. Legislative proposals may be amended, passed, or fail to advance. This is not current law.

This proposed bill would change how mayors and councilmen are elected in Ashland City. Previously, the method of election was not specified in this context. Under the new proposal, the mayor would be voted on by all electors from the town at large, while councilmen would be chosen by electors within their respective wards. Additionally, elections would become nonpartisan. This change is subject to local approval and amends Chapter 121 of the Private Acts of 2004.

Published April 6, 2026
WHAT CHANGED
BEFORE

The previous version did not specify how mayors and councilmen were elected or whether elections were partisan.

AFTER

This proposed bill would change how mayors and councilmen are elected in Ashland City. Previously, the method of election was not specified in this context. Under the new proposal, the mayor would be voted on by all electors from the town at large, while councilmen would be chosen by electors within their respective wards. Additionally, elections would become nonpartisan. This change is subject to local approval and amends Chapter 121 of the Private Acts of 2004.

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