2007 House Bill 4431 (Require school board elections be in November )

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Introduced by Rep. Marty Knollenberg (R) on March 8, 2007, to require all regular school board elections to be held in November, in either even or odd years. Under election consolidation law passed in 2003, school districts may choose to hold their elections in May, which in most cases means the districts must pay the entire cost of the election, because no other government bodies have elections then.
- Referred to the House Education Committee on March 8, 2007.

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1) the words "saves money" [by Anonymous Citizen on March 10, 2007]
may just be the death knell to this legislation.

any law that SAVES taxpayers money has GOT to be a bad thing in the eyes of the lansing politicians.

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2) WCTaxpayer [by Anonymous Citizen on March 10, 2007]
Makes good sense to me. Saves money and makes people more aware.
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