Archer: align city commission elections with November cycle
Archer city · November 3, 2026
The question on your ballot
Shall the Charter of the City of Archer, Florida, be amended to align regular elections for the City Commission with the November election cycle and, in order to accommodate such alignment, set the transition schedule for filling seats one through three for year 2028 and filling seats four and five for 2030 and allow the Commissioner’s respective four-year terms to be lengthened by eight (8) months instead of six (6) months?
In plain language
A VoterDecoder summary of the official measure text.
Archer voters are asked whether to align regular City Commission elections with the November election cycle. To make that change, the charter would set a transition schedule. Seats one through three would be filled for 2028, and seats four and five for 2030. Each commissioner's four-year term would be lengthened by eight months instead of six months. A YES vote approves this change. A NO vote means the charter is not changed this way.
Official ballot arguments
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