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Curtis Dauntell Linton

Candidate for New Castle County Council - District 4

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About New Castle County Council - District 4

The County Council is the legislative arm of New Castle County government. The council body includes 13 council members elected from each of 12 districts and the council president, who is elected at-large. The County Council studies issues that affect the operation of the government and the citizens it represents. Council writes and passes laws and resolutions that improve the operation and protect the health and welfare of the citizens of New Castle County. Council members serve staggered four-year terms.
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