If the City Council and City Clerk do not agree to obey their constitutional duty, we will be forced to consider immediate legal action to ensure that Nebraskans residing in Lincoln can exercise their constitutional right to vote on proposed amendments to the Lincoln City Charter this November.
Mike Hilgers: “If the City Council and City Clerk do not agree to obey their constitutional duty, we will be forced to consider…”
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Warning about potential legal action regarding charter amendments.
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