When You Tell Voters Their Vote Is Optional @DuncanGarnerPodcast
When You Tell Voters Their Vote Is Optional @DuncanGarnerPodcast
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Appointed votes vs. elected representation: where do you draw the line?

Duncan Garner breaks down what appointed council votes mean for local democracy and public accountability.

Is there a difference between having an advisory voice and a voting seat?

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