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Not to quibble about math, but Frazier’s absentee rate was 16%, not 28%. In Aurora, the council’s executive sessions are held just before the regular sessions. The stats suggest that there were several meeting dates where he attended the executive session but didn’t stay for the regular meeting.
In any case, his attendance sucks, and is indicative of his low overall intellectual and emotional commitment to the elected office he currently holds. Just one more reason (as if the voters of the 7th District needed one more) to re-elect Ed Perlmutter.
It depends on whether or not “100” is the total number of meetings, or total of meetings and executive sessions. Which is it?
Exec meetings are held before the Study Sessions which are held before the formal City Council Meetings. Occasional Exec meetings are held post study session.
Good question, BS, and I’m not certain about Bartels’ methodology. But 100 meeting dates (each of which would include both an executive session and a regular meeting) would be almost exactly on target for the 48-month period that was reviewed. The Aurora council generally meets twice a month, but three times in September — that would equal 100 meeting dates from 5/06 through 4/10. They take roll twice – once for the exec session and again for the regular meeting – so it’s possible to check attendance for each part.
In the absence of a clear answer, we edited.
He’s done.
For missing a couple of meetings in four years? You have to provide for your family plain and simple.
but that would be because Perlmutter is incredibly popular in his district, not because he missed some city council meetings over a few years.
As popular as Health care? My party as well as Perlmutter have gone way to far this time. Watch out for that anti incumbent waive.
Their isn’t a weigh to argue with ewe!
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