Top 5 City Council votes of 2022
Plans to change city government’s structure and the pursuit of convention center hotels
Memphis City Council member Edmund Ford, Sr., (bottom) listens as fellow councilman Worth Morgan (top) speaks during a redistricting committee a meeting to consider further changes in district lines. The Memphis City Council voted on many hot topic issues during the 2022 session. (Mark Weber/The Daily Memphian file)
The Memphis City Council Scorecard puts votes on proposals to change how city leaders are elected and votes on public financing of a convention center hotel at the top of key votes in 2022.
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