Redington Shores: two-year mayor term after 2027 to keep terms staggered
Redington Shores town · November 3, 2026
The question on your ballot
Charter section 5 currently provides that the term of office for the Mayor is three years. If Referendum Question No. 1 passes extending the term of office for a Commissioner to three years should the Charter be amended to provide the term of office for the Mayor following the 2027 General Election only be two years to maintain staggered terms of office for the Mayor and Commissioners?
In plain language
A VoterDecoder summary of the official measure text.
The charter currently sets the mayor's term at three years. This question applies only if Referendum Question No. 1 passes, which would extend commissioner terms to three years. In that case, the mayor's term after the 2027 General Election would be two years, to keep terms of the mayor and commissioners staggered. A YES vote sets the mayor's term to two years after 2027. A NO vote keeps the mayor's term at three years.
Official ballot arguments
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