Austin for All People

#A4AP is a grassroots coalition of Austin residents and voters.
Political advertisement paid for by Restore Leadership ATX Political Action Committee.

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

We are a grassroots coalition of concerned #Austin residents that aims to educate the public about the proposed charter amendment that would radically change our governance system. Learn more at https://t.co/h8DyPGUqPE. Video by International City/County Managers Association.

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

With the defeat of Proposition F, Austin for All People released the following statement.

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

"I felt angry. I felt frustrated. I felt like I wasn't considered in this and I feel like that's not what Austin is." - Briona Jenkins, Founder of Briona Jenkins Consulting.

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

Early voting ends today! If you can't vote today, Election Day (May 1) is your last chance to make your voice heard. Vote NO on Proposition F.
https://t.co/GXg8cwphNy

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

"I'm opposed to Proposition F because the entire process has lacked transparency. There has been no opportunity for public debate." - Catherine Morse, Austin for All People Co-chair.

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Our co-chair @jxgarza and director of community engagement @NicoRamsey_ joined KXAN News' live town hall for an in-depth discussion about the strong mayor proposal and why this change to our current form of government is wrong for Austin. https://t.co/uQa4P0iI0I

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

Make sure your voice is heard. Get out and vote!

[Mackenzie Kelly @mkelly007]

➡️Dont forget to get out and vote!
✅Yes to Prop A&B
❌No to everything else

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

The Crestview Neighborhood Association released its April newsletter with a detailed look at how Proposition F would change our city and its current form of government.

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See below for an updated list of organizations against Prop F.

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

The following organizations agree a Strong Mayor form of government is NOT right for Austin. Make your voice heard and join us in voting NO on Prop F.
Early voting begins Monday, April 19, and ends Tuesday, April 27. The last day to vote is Election Day on Saturday, May 1.

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

The @AustinChronicle just announced its stance AGAINST Prop F, arguing that if such drastic changes were "such a good idea, it can survive a proper charter review." Early voting starts Monday, April 19.
https://t.co/hPvyrVz2NM

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"The more jarring alliance to this author, however, is how several people who usually strongly disagree on public safety issues find themselves in the same camp on this one," Daryl Slusher writes in this article featured in the @TheAustinIndep1.
https://t.co/QA6mdF6gN5

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

TONIGHT: Join us at 5:30 p.m. on Facebook Live for a panel discussion about what a strong mayor form of government will look like in Austin and why it's wrong for our city.

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“Labor believes Prop F is nothing more than a veiled attempt to consolidate power and, unfortunately, put frontline and essential workers at risk.” - Jeremy Hendricks, director, Laborers’ International Union of North America.

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

This poll featured in the @austinmonitor shows momentum is on our side, however polls do not vote. Early voting begins April 19. Make your voice heard at the voting booth to defeat Prop F.
https://t.co/BSplmCW7mS

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

"If Proposition F passes, your voice will never again have the amount of power that it does today.” - Leslie Pool, Austin City Council Member, District 7.

Don't forget, early voting starts April 19.

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"Those proposing #PropF want you to believe that our current form of government is racist. That is not only wrong, but it is an insult to people who live the black experience, do anti-racism work and have died in this fight for racial equality." - Nico Ramsey | Co-chair #ATX

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

Three former Austin mayors penned a letter to the editor about why they oppose Prop F. Read about it here in the @statesman.

https://t.co/dkQsuUlJVH

[Ryan Autullo @RyanAutullo]

The PAC behind the push to move Austin to a strong mayor form of government pulled a big donation from an interesting NY donor.

Jonathan Soros, son of billionaire philanthropist George Soros, contributed $25k to Austinites for Progressive Reform on March 19.

[Austin for All People @Austin4AllPpl]

More groups are coming out against Prop F, including three former Austin mayors mentioned in the @austinmonitor.
https://t.co/0fuEvWMCB0