Summary
San Ramon’s city council race is actually contested this November, so you’ll have real choices on your ballot instead of a done deal. That means voters get a say in who runs the city and what gets prioritized.
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Impact analysis
A contested race might add a little to election administration costs, but the real money question is how the next council spends your tax dollars.
Voters and residents benefit most—you get real alternatives and more accountability from City Hall.
No groups negatively affected; incumbents may face more scrutiny, but that’s not a harm.
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