Voting Districts in the City of Tucker
On February 27, 2014, Tucker 2014 developed a new map for Tucker, showing 3 Voting Districts. According to Tucker 2014, there will be a total of 6 City Councilmen where 3 are elected from just from within each district, and 3 are elected city wide, but the candidates for each of the 3 large districts must come from just one district. For example, for the District 4 seat, all candidates must reside in District 1, but are elected by a city wide vote.
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The City of Tucker shall have a 5 member City Council, each Councilman to represent approximately 10,000 residents. The proposed city government will use the Strong Mayor / City Council / City Manager format. The Mayor will chair the City Council, but will only vote in the case of a tie. The Mayor will have the power to appoint the City Manager, with the approval of the Board, set the Board meeting agenda, and have the power of veto. The Board can override the Mayor's veto with a super-majority of 4 to 1.
(This paragraph and map are now VOID.)
The City of Tucker shall have a 5 member City Council, each Councilman to represent approximately 10,000 residents. The proposed city government will use the Strong Mayor / City Council / City Manager format. The Mayor will chair the City Council, but will only vote in the case of a tie. The Mayor will have the power to appoint the City Manager, with the approval of the Board, set the Board meeting agenda, and have the power of veto. The Board can override the Mayor's veto with a super-majority of 4 to 1.
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