Less is More: Prop R TV Ad Hits the Air Tomorrow

*Prop R was passed by voters in the City of St. Louis! The measure needed 77,150 of 128,583 votes cast (60%) and received 79,071, or 61.49%.
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Less is More: Prop R TV Ad Hits the Air Tomorrow

*Prop R was passed by voters in the City of St. Louis! The measure needed 77,150 of 128,583 votes cast (60%) and received 79,071, or 61.49%.
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Follow Yes on Prop R on Twitter

Get your "Yes on Prop R" yard sign

Read more about why you should support Prop R

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STL residents per rep with 14 aldermen
{residents per representative if St. Louis were to have 14 aldermen}

City of St. Louis Board of Aldermen representation
{current residents per representative – 28 aldermen in St. Louis}

representation by aldermen
{number of aldermen if St. Louis employed the resident to representative of the cities shown}

Graphics from Dependent Personality Disorder and the Looming Failure of Political Reform in St. Louis.

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