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Don't go away.

It's Election Day in Fargo, you know.

And at 67 years, he's quoting.

Say one, two, three, four, five, four, me.

So it is Election Day today in Fargo.

I'm going to date myself there for a moment.

bringing me back to my Grand Forks days, but it is Fargo's election day today, a special election.

Not very often you have an election on a Tuesday in October, but it is about the ward system.

And I know a lot of people tell me that, you know, I didn't vote.

And I'll say, why in the world didn't you vote? Well, I just didn't know enough.

I didn't feel like I knew enough.

I'll give you everything you need to know.

in 30 seconds or less about today's vote.

No, no, no, no.

Unless you want Fargo to be more like Minneapolis.

Then you'd be yes.

Nothing is broken here in the way of our governance.

And this idea that, oh, I need to have better representation for my ward.

Every ward will have 20-some thousand people in it.

It's not like there's a small amount of people and you can have little coffees every other day.

It is really a way to transform how Fargo was governed in a bad way.

So I'll just tell you that today.

I kind of have this policy.

We don't do a lot of electioneering on Election Day, but I know people need to be reminded that you can vote today, and you can do so at the Civic Center downtown, the Fargo Dome, or Atonement Lutheran Church.

So there's three locations, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., I'm guessing tomorrow we're going to wake up and the ward system is going to be passed because this has been a bit of a shell game from the beginning on how they gather signatures and when they wanted it on the ballot without any other ballot questions there or like a November election, all on purpose to get this done.

Don't go away.

It's Election Day in Fargo, you know.

And at 67 years, he's quoting.

Say one, two, three, four, five, four, me.

So it is Election Day today in Fargo.

I'm going to date myself there for a moment.

bringing me back to my Grand Forks days, but it is Fargo's election day today, a special election.

Not very often you have an election on a Tuesday in October, but it is about the ward system.

And I know a lot of people tell me that, you know, I didn't vote.

And I'll say, why in the world didn't you vote? Well, I just didn't know enough.

I didn't feel like I knew enough.

I'll give you everything you need to know.

in 30 seconds or less about today's vote.

No, no, no, no.

Unless you want Fargo to be more like Minneapolis.

Then you'd be yes.

Nothing is broken here in the way of our governance.

And this idea that, oh, I need to have better representation for my ward.

Every ward will have 20-some thousand people in it.

It's not like there's a small amount of people and you can have little coffees every other day.

It is really a way to transform how Fargo was governed in a bad way.

So I'll just tell you that today.

I kind of have this policy.

We don't do a lot of electioneering on Election Day, but I know people need to be reminded that you can vote today, and you can do so at the Civic Center downtown, the Fargo Dome, or Atonement Lutheran Church.

So there's three locations, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., I'm guessing tomorrow we're going to wake up and the ward system is going to be passed because this has been a bit of a shell game from the beginning on how they gather signatures and when they wanted it on the ballot without any other ballot questions there or like a November election, all on purpose to get this done.