Letters explore pros and cons of the Measure N library bond

Several letters—and their comments—discuss the pros and cons of Measure N—the Neighborhood and Main Library Improvement, Expansion, Repair and Construction Facilities Bond Measure.

Instant Runoff Voting — A step towards a healthier democracy

City Attorney John Russo says that Instant Runoff Voting would measure the voters’ will more accurately, would expand the choice of candidates, and would be an antidote to negative campaigning.

Co-coordinator of Benefits Coalition rebuts Hutchinson’s Oak-to-Ninth article

This letter from Andy Nelsen is a response to Helen Hutchinson’s article, “Why we support the Oak-to-Ninth referendum.”

We welcome your letters for publication

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