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Hillsboro Beach City Charter Amendment Question (January 2012)
A Hillsboro Beach City Charter Amendment Question was on the January 31, 2012 ballot in the city of Hillsboro Beach which is in Broward County.
This measure was approved
- YES 278 (73.16%)
- NO 102 (26.84%)[1]
This measure sought to allow the city government to not participate in Broward County ethics laws. These laws would have prohibited elected officials from participating as lobbyists, holding other jobs as well as not need to reveal who was paying them.[2]
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