Summary
Ann Arbor's City Council is officially the most divided in the country, but researchers say all that fighting actually results in better local governance. Instead of just nodding along, they're hashing out the details so you get better policy in the end.
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It won't cost you a dime directly, but fierce debate takes more time and potentially runs up administrative costs for the city.
You do! More debate means policies get thoroughly vetted before they affect your neighborhood.
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Study: Ann Arbor council most divided in nation — and that’s a good thing
Study: Ann Arbor council most divided in nation — and that’s a good thing Bridge Michigan
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