November 5, 2020 •
Laredo Voters Approve Proposition to Exempt Mayor from Political Activity Prohibition
Laredo Government Building - by Carol Highsmith
Voters in Laredo approved a proposition exempting certain public officials from the prohibition on participating in political activity. Proposition D amends the city charter to explicitly exempt the mayor, in addition to individual city council members, from the prohibition against […]
Voters in Laredo approved a proposition exempting certain public officials from the prohibition on participating in political activity.
Proposition D amends the city charter to explicitly exempt the mayor, in addition to individual city council members, from the prohibition against political activity by city employees.
Proposition D took effect when passed 70% to 30% on November 3.
November 5, 2020 •
Laredo Voters Approve Mayoral and City Council Recall Proposition
Laredo Government Building - by Carol Highsmith
Voters in Laredo, Texas approved a proposition to trigger an automatic recall for certain criminal convictions of mayor and city council members. Proposition A amends the city charter to require city council members and mayors convicted of non-felony crimes to […]
Voters in Laredo, Texas approved a proposition to trigger an automatic recall for certain criminal convictions of mayor and city council members.
Proposition A amends the city charter to require city council members and mayors convicted of non-felony crimes to be automatically recalled.
Additionally, these non-felony crimes will be determined based on the district court’s assessment of whether the crime involves “moral turpitude.”
The proposition took effect when passed 77% to 23% on November 3.
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