§ 30207 City Selection Committee Voting
If a small city has 15,000 people, and a big city has 50,000 people, they will have different votes on the committee.
The small city gets 1 vote for the first 10,000 people and another vote for the remaining 5,000 (since it's a big part of 10,000). The big city gets 5 votes (one for each 10,000 people). But if the big city has way more people than all the other cities together, its votes will be limited so it doesn’t have more votes than all the others combined.
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§ 30207 City Selection Committee Voting
Last verified: January 23, 2026