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Pembroke Pines Outside Auditor Question (November 2010)

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A Pembroke Pines Outside Auditor Question were on the November 2, 2010 ballot in the city of Pembroke Pines which is in Broward County.

This measure was approved

  • YES 18,836 (57.13%) Approveda
  • NO 14,134 (42.87%)[1]

This measure asked voters if they would agree to the city hiring an outside auditor company. City officials suggested the idea as a means to cut costs, even though an outside firm would still cost the city around $250,000. The taxpayers pay for the position, so city officials felt it was their right to vote on the matter.[2]

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