Mount Washington looks at making elections non-partisan seats

MOUNT WASHINGTON – Abolishing partisan city elections could be the last action that the Mount Washington city council is remembered for if it passes a proposed ordinance establishing nonpartisan elections for city offices this December.

The ordinance, which was introduced by councilman Greg Gentry, would abolish partisan elections and primaries for the offices of mayor and council members.

The council had its first reading of the ordinance at Monday night's meeting and will vote on the issue Dec. 22.

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