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Is there a way for an Our Revolution counselor to respond to residents who may disagree with parts of the People’s Platform?
This question was asked during the public comment session at a City Council meeting in Winter 2026. Watch the clip below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l3CuBmU_xY
Since January 2024, OR has had a near unanimous representation on the City Council (6/7 Council seats). What do you think?
a) Does OR effectively engage with residents who don't agree with their platform?
b) How can they serve residents who don't agree with everything they say?
c) Are slates good for democracy?
u/Wrong-Blackberry-795 — 8 days ago