Don’t Divide Manlius

When I moved to the Town of Manlius in 2009, local races ran uncontested. There was no choice for town councilors. Three candidates were running, usually the same ones that were already on the board and that was it. It was almost a decade before there were choices. First in 2017 and then every race after that. Now just 6 years later after residents have had choices, Republicans, who lost the majority of the town board in 2019 after decades of control, are proposing changing how we elect our town councilors.

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Manlius sets date for special election; vote to decide if town will be divided into wards

Vote on September 23, 2023 at Manlius Town Hall from 9AM – 5PM!

Manlius voters have always elected at-large town board members, meaning they represent the entire town. The vote in September will decide whether the town will be made up of six districts, each represented by a town board member.

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Councilor Contemplations – April 2023

Earth Fest! Approximately 1000 people attended, 32 volunteers registered, electric school
bus, 27 electric cars, 35 booths, four musicians, 36 winners of prizes, nearly $1500 in value of
gifts. A good time was had by all. Many thanks to Sustainable Manlius and Renewable Fayetteville for organizing the event.

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