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Your Vote. Your Voice. Your Lowell.
Lowell's current voting system is widely considered to be one of the most unfair. Since 1995, 75% of our city councilors have come from just two neighborhoods: Belvidere and the Upper Highlands. And in the last ten years, only two women have been elected to city council.
Why? Because the city's winner-take all system allows large political groups to win more council seats than their fair share, and leaves smaller groups lacking representation.
Question 1 will let Lowell adopt "choice voting." With choice voting, all voices will have a place in city government. You just rank candidates on the ballot in order of your preference - it's as easy at 1, 2, 3!
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FAIR VOTE LOWELL
Attorney Michael Gallagher chats with Dr. Douglas Amy, an expert on proportional representation and choice voting..
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Vote YES on Question 1
November 3rd
Fair Vote Lowell Needs YOUR Help!
Volunteer ONE hour for a better Lowell- We need your help contacting voters to educate them on Question 1.
We are phone banking every day and night between now and Election Day from One Lowell's office at 9 Central St.
And we'll be going out door-knocking on:
Oct. 25 (Sun) 2-6pm
Oct. 31 (Sat) 10am-1pm
Nov. 1 (Sun) 2-6pm
Volunteer by contacting us via email or calling 978-654-6957 x108.
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