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Councilman Todd Crandell questioned the vote, citing lack of data on police calls. -
Councilman David Marks asked the Klausmeier administration to reopen negotiations. -
Supporters say it will help people of color get elected to the council. -
Opponents say it dilutes non-white voting power. -
Four Democrats are currently vying for the party’s 2026 nomination. -
It will create a third district in which people of color have a majority. -
The bill would require IG to live locally and shift appointment power to independent panel, pending 2026 voter approval. -
The Republican councilman is reaching out to Democrats to back the proposal. -
Klausmeier says she will not make another IG nomination. -
County Council is set to vote on her nominee Monday night.
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