Summary
Lehigh County voters are getting a say this November on whether to expand our tiny three-person election board to five members. The big change here would bring independent and third-party voices directly into how local elections are managed.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
It might cost a bit more to run a larger board, but it's mostly about changing who's in charge rather than breaking the bank.
Independent and third-party voters who finally get a seat at the table when election rules are made.
No groups negatively affected
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