City of Fort Lauderdale Charter Amendment No. 1 — Qualifications for Eligibility to Hold Office, Organizational Meeting, and Designation of Vice Mayor (Broward County)
Ballot measure · November 3, 2026 · Voters in the city of Fort Lauderdale
- What it does
- Should the City of Fort Lauderdale Charter be amended to update the qualifications for the offices of mayor and city commissioner, and provide that elected officials assume office at the first regular City Commission meeting following certification of their election, and that a vice mayor be designated at the City Commission's first meeting after all elected officials assume office following a regular municipal election and annually thereafter, instead of at the first meeting in April?
- Needed to pass
- A simple majority
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Also on Broward County ballots
- City of Fort Lauderdale Charter Amendment No. 2 — Submission of Candidate Documentation
- City of Fort Lauderdale Charter Amendment No. 3 — Removal of City Commission Consideration of Elector Challenges to Candidates
- City of Fort Lauderdale Charter Amendment No. 4 — Special Meetings of the City Commission
- City of Fort Lauderdale Charter Amendment No. 5 — Civil Service Board
- City of Fort Lauderdale Charter Amendment No. 6 — Deleting Primary Election References, Removing Publication Requirement, and Updating Interim and Acting City Manager Titles
- City of Fort Lauderdale Charter Amendment No. 7 — Sale of City-Owned Personal Property and Sale or Lease of City-Owned Land
- City of Fort Lauderdale Charter Amendment No. 8 — City-Owned Park Land
- City of Fort Lauderdale Charter Amendment No. 9 — Establishment of the Charter Position of Police Chief
- City of Fort Lauderdale Charter Amendment No. 10 — Establishment of the Charter Position of Fire Chief
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- City of Deerfield Beach Charter Amendment D — Change Municipal Election Dates to November of Even-Numbered Years and Transition of Commission Terms
- City of Deerfield Beach Charter Amendment E — Removal of Referendum Election Requirement for the Sale, Transfer, or Lease of City-Owned Property
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