Ann Arbor voters will decide on five local proposals in the Nov. 3 midterm elections. The local proposals will implement taxes for the repair and construction of sidewalks; change how nomination petition signatures are counted; when elected officials’ terms begin; and the creation of a city-run electric utility grid.
The Michigan Daily spoke with elected officials, public employees and residents to explore the pros and cons of each local proposal and what is at stake.
Proposal A: Charter Amendment Tax for Street, Bridge, and Sidewalk Repair and Replacement …