Huntington Beach City Council to Vote on Changing Elected Seats to Appointed

Huntington Beach City Council to Vote on Changing Elected Seats to Appointed
Members of the public attend a Huntington Beach City Council meeting in Huntington Beach, Calif., on June 7, 2022. Julianne Foster/The Epoch Times
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HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif.—After a heated outcry from the public, the city council withdrew a motion June 7 to appoint an ad hoc committee that would deliberate behind closed doors and write ballot measures on controversial changes to the city’s charter or constitution—including changing the elected city attorney, clerk, and treasurer to appointed positions.

The city council instead opted to directly vote in two weeks on the amendments that will appear on the November ballot.