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Pine County, Minnesota

Township Question 1: Question 1: Five-Member Town Board

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Township Question 1: Question 1: Five-Member Town Board was a charter amendment for Windemere Township on the November 3, 2026 ballot. Would adopt Option A, expanding the town board of supervisors to five members.

A yes vote means: The town board expands to five supervisors.
A no vote means: The town board stays at its current size.

Charter amendment Windemere Township

How it reached the ballot: Town Board
Official ballot language:
Shall Option A, providing for a five-member town board of supervisors, be adopted for the government of the town?

All 2 questions on the Pine County ballot

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