Summary
Palmdale is weighing a switch to let every voter citywide elect the mayor, instead of the City Council picking one of its own. That would give residents a direct say in who leads the city and reshape local political power.
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Expect possible added election costs and more campaign spending, though the exact price tag depends on whether the city consolidates the race with existing elections.
Residents get a direct vote for mayor, and candidates with citywide support gain a bigger platform.
Council members would lose their current role in choosing the mayor, and district-focused interests could see less leverage in City Hall.
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