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Solange Whitehead

Candidate for Scottsdale City Council

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About Scottsdale City Council

The council in Arizona cities and towns is the local policy making and law-making body possessing broad authority and the legal power to govern the affairs of the community. The job of the council essentially is to use these powers granted by state law and local ordinances for the good of the community and its residents.
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Term length
2019 – 2022
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November 3, 2026
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