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A long time ago, in 1956 to be exact, I (then a newcomer to Richmond) had the joy and excitement of being involved in the formation of the first Neighborhood Council in our city
In 2020, Richmond transitioned from an at-large to by-district system for electing city council-members because attorney Scott Rafferty threatened the city with legal action under the California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) if they failed to act.
In 2020, Richmond transitioned from an at-large to by-district system for electing city council-members because attorney Scott Rafferty threatened the city with legal action under the California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) if they failed to act.
A long time ago, in 1956 to be exact, I (then a newcomer to Richmond) had the joy and excitement of being involved in the formation of the first Neighborhood Council in our city
A long time ago, in 1956 to be exact, I (then a newcomer to Richmond) had the joy and excitement of being involved in the formation of the first Neighborhood Council in our city
In 2020, Richmond transitioned from an at-large to by-district system for electing city council-members because attorney Scott Rafferty threatened the city with legal action under the California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) if they failed to act.
