If they had lumped the two together as was originally the plan, both would have failed. It wa such a disaster back then —the more they talked to the community the more ground they lost. They were smart to “divide the issue” & get at least something out of the mess they served up.
The 2017 Referendum Passed 80-20
The 2012 Fifth Ward School Referendum lost 45-55
If they had lumped the two together as was originally the plan, both would have failed. It wa such a disaster back then —the more they talked to the community the more ground they lost. They were smart to “divide the issue” & get at least something out of the mess they served up.
Thanks for the clarification. I was thinking of (and poorly referring to) the one to fund a new school.