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Marlborough trustees urge state lawmakers to oppose moving municipal elections to November
Summary
The board passed Resolution 26-001 expressing opposition to a proposed Senate bill that would move municipal elections to November and/or require candidates to declare party affiliation; the resolution passed by voice vote Feb. 9.
The Village of Marlborough Board of Trustees passed Resolution 26-001 on Feb. 9, a statement urging state senators and representatives to oppose a proposed Senate bill that would move municipal elections to November and/or require municipal candidates to declare party affiliation. The clerk read the resolution by title and the board approved it by voice affirmation after Trustee Fulton moved to accept and Trustee Boergadine seconded.
Minutes record the resolution as read by title; the resolution text is not reproduced in the minutes. The board took a formal stand to request legislative opposition but did not record any additional debate or a roll-call vote in the minutes.
