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Proposed Charter Amendment No. 25 would require a supermajority of the Clark County Council to enact or increase any councilmanic tax. With only five councilors, that means four must agree. Supporters say it builds consensus; opponents warn it risks funding law and justice, which makes up 73 percent of the county budget. https://clarkcountytoday.com/story/proposed-charter-amendment-no-25-concerning-requirement #ClarkCounty #CharterAmendment #LocalGovernment #Taxes #WashingtonState #VotersPamphlet #NovemberElection #ClarkCountyToday
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