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Rantoul organization calls on community to say 'no' to proposed voting changes

Katherine Langford
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Rantoul organization calls on community to say 'no' to proposed voting changes — Decatur Community news

RANTOUL, Ill. (WCIA) -- In Rantoul, one community group is speaking out against a referendum on the November ballot that could change how elected officials get voted in. Villagers currently vote for trustees by district. The referendum would allow the community to vote at large for the board of trustees. The Friends of Rantoul Residents [...]

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