Adopt resolution calling for democracy free from corporate control
In Plain English
Mayor McLaughlin and Councilmember Beckles propose a formal statement opposing corporate influence in elections and government. The resolution expresses the city's position on campaign finance and lobbying issues. If approved, Richmond joins other cities making symbolic statements about money in politics.
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Votes
Adopt Resolution No. 14-11
6 to 0
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