Vermont § 201 - City voting districts There shall be three voting districts for the City, which shall be defined and filed with the City Clerk
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§ 201. City voting districts There shall be three voting districts for the City, which shall be defined and filed with the City Clerk
- . The City Council may make changes from time to time to the boundaries
of the districts in order to provide an equal division of population among them in
accordance with U.S. Census data. Voting district changes shall not be made more frequently
than once in five years. Such changes shall be approved by the voters at an annual
or special meeting of the City and shall become effective immediately upon approval
unless a later date is established therein. (Amended 2013, No. M-19 (Adj. Sess.), § 2, eff. May 20, 2014.)
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