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Todd Woodruff

Candidate for Champaign County Commission

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About Champaign County Commission

The board of county commissioners are the county government's taxing, budgeting, appropriating, and purchasing authority. They hold title to county property. Individual commissioners have no power to act independently - all formal and official actions must be taken by the board of county commissioners acting as a body by majority or unanimous vote.
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