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Take Two

Anaheim City Council adopts new election model

By Take Two Staff
Published Jul 3, 2013
Anaheim resident, Rabiya Shakil (center), 20, stands with other community members during a July 31, 2012 press conference calling for city leaders to address a lack of Latino and minority representation in City Hall.
Anaheim resident, Rabiya Shakil (center), 20, stands with other community members during a July 31, 2012 press conference calling for city leaders to address a lack of Latino and minority representation in City Hall.
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Anaheim City Council adopts new election model

Last night, the Anaheim City Council voted to change how its members are elected, but the contentious four-hour meeting left many feeling unsatisfied with the outcome. Even Anaheim's own mayor said the changes will do nothing to solve the city's problem of unequal representation of minorities.

RELATED: UPDATE: Anaheim approves new hybrid model for city council; rejects district elections  

KPCC's Ben Bergman was at the council meeting and joins us with more.