Low-turnout elections are decided by whoever shows up. If you have an opinion on Question 4 — in either direction — your vote matters.
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Yarmouth has approximately 19,000 registered voters. Spring town elections typically see turnout between 10–20%. That means fewer than 4,000 votes could decide this question.
This question was placed on the ballot by petition, bypassing the Town Meeting process where residents traditionally deliberate and amend policy proposals.
If passed, Question 4 becomes a binding town bylaw. It cannot be easily amended or repealed — it would require another ballot question or Town Meeting vote to change.
We've presented the ballot language, the financial exposure, and the organizations behind these questions. The facts speak for themselves.
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