Summary
Norristown is gearing up for a heated local election as incumbent council member Bates faces a primary challenger. This race is a big deal because the outcome could completely flip the balance of power on your city council.
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While the election itself costs taxpayer money, the winning candidates will control the city's entire budget and tax rates.
You do—if you vote, because a competitive race forces candidates to actually listen to what residents want.
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