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Austin Police Association Will Do Whatever It Can to Kill the Voter-Approved Oversight Provisions
But, in a city that has made its will clear, that’ll be an uphill battle
Proposition A
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Opinion: Proposition A … and A and A and A: The Case for Reforming How We Label Ballot Measures
It’s time for us to do something revolutionary – go through the whole alphabet before starting over again at A
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Austin Just Says No to Weed Busts, No-Knock
City Council made both policy in 2020, now voters codify them as law
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Leander Votes to Keep Itself Connected to Cap Metro
Bus service, shuttle service, and MetroRail, oh my!
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Election Results: Austin Can Save Itself, Thanks
Pro-policing GOP-aligned campaigners crash into city’s fiscal reality on Election Day
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From the Bloody Streets of Austin, it’s a Dia de los Muertos Election-Night Dead-Blog
Spoiler alert: Good has triumphed over evil
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As Early Voting Ends, Here’s What We’re Watching in Austin’s Nov. 2 Election
Proposition A PACs finance reports and what’s on the ballot for outlying areas
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Battle Over APD Staffing Gets Louder
With early voting underway, campaigns for, against Proposition A heat up
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Breaking Down the November 2 Ballot
LISTEN: Chronicle news staff discusses the upcoming election
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Hiring More Police Is Not a Great Way to Prevent Murders
A closer look at Austin’s growing number of homicides
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Austin Firefighters Association Says Nay to Proposition A
Over 50% of AFA members vote to oppose police staffing initiative
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Firefighters Vote to Oppose Police Union-Backed Proposition A
A “bad law that will actually hurt public safety overall”