Ann Arbor for Public Power Executive Director Brian Geiringer says approximately 1,500 additional signatures are needed by July 28th to replace any signatures the clerk invalidates. A total of 6,500 validated signatures are needed for the proposal to go before voters on the November ballot. If placed on the November ballot and passed, it would set up a electric utility board in 2028. Any acquisition of DTE assets would require 60% voter approval in a later election. (Read the article here.)
