Delegates split over whether assembly should take an institutional stance on charter commission
Committee members debated whether the assembly should formally oppose or stay neutral on a ballot measure to create an elected charter commission; some called for a 'no' position while others urged a focus on voter education and neutrality.
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Delegates at the Aug. 12 meeting expressed starkly different views about whether the Assembly of Delegates should adopt an institutional position on the ballot question to create an elected charter commission.
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