Ballot questionCorunnaCharter

Charter amendment: council quorum (Section 5.2(d))

Corunna · Shiawassee County · November 3, 2026

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An Amendment To The City Of Corunna Charter Such That The City Of Corunna Council Shall Have A Quorum Based On The Majority Of Seats Filled Rather Than Four (4) Members Of Council. Shall the Corunna City Charter Section 5.2(d) be amended to eliminate its requirement of four (4) council members to be considered a quorum in favor of a majority of the total number of councilmembers then holding office to be considered a quorum?

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Corunna voters are asked whether to amend Section 5.2(d) of the city charter. The current section says four council members make a quorum. The amendment would change the quorum to a majority of the total number of councilmembers then holding office. The title describes the change as a majority of seats filled. A YES vote adopts the majority quorum; a NO vote keeps the four-member quorum.

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