Given the undisputed irregularities in the May 7 City Election and the failure of the city to this date to explain the changing numbers reported for mail in ballots, should residents contest the election?

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Given the undisputed irregularities in the May 7 City Election and the failure of the city to this date to explain the changing numbers reported for mail in ballots, should residents contest the election?

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Answer 1

Yes, I am considering contesting the election before the deadline (30 days from May 16)

Answer 2

No, residents should handle the issue politically exposing those who supported misrepresentations and the failure to follow election procedures

Answer 3

Maybe, even if it is hard to win a contest election would the litigation promote the City, FISD, GCCDD to think twice about holding proper elections in the future?

Answer 4

Don't know, I didn't vote because I found the conflicting information on sales tax from the City and others confusing and did not know what was accurate

Answer 5

Don't care

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