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• • — . e 11 :30 a.m. • 2:15 p.m. 4 p.m. . '`.• ` NOVEMBER 14 Metropolitan Area Management • ,.' The Latest in Local Election Administration Remarks from Metro Cities '...\ Association Luncheon Joe Mansky, Elections Manager, Ramsey County President Mark Sather and , RAMADA PLAZA You must RSVP to attend this luncheon by This fall's elections could bring about significant LMC President Betsy Hodges MINNEAPOLIS contacting Laurie Jennings at changes in how elections are administered in Laurie@ MetroCitiesMN ,orgor(651)2154004. Minnesota. An elections expert will discuss the 4:15 p.m. REGISTRATION FEE: A separate fee of $20 applies. impacts of the proposed photo ID constitutional Metro Cities Policy Adoption Meeting $40 PER PERSON David Schultz, Professor, amendment on cities and counties —as well as share Hemline University School of Business his observations on the issues that will need to be 5 p.m. (DINNER INCLUDED) Hear from a nationally - recognized expert on political decided by the 2013 Legislature, if this measure Social Hour with Cash Bar ethics, campaign finance, and civic engagement basses in November. REGISTER NOW: about the outcomes of the 2012 elections and what 6 p.m. WWW.LMC.ORG /2012RM it means for cities going forward. 3 p.m. Dinner with Guest Speakers Break Torn Scheck, Political Reporter, Minnesota Pubi' SPONSORED BY: 1 p.m. Radio and Rachel Stassen- Berger, Political Registration Open 3 p Reporter, Star Tribune E H L E RS Metropolitan Council Thrive MSP 2040 Hear from seasoned political commentators about 1:30 p.m. Metropolitan Council Officials their reflections on the 2012 elections, as weft LEADERS IN PUBLIC FINANCE Educating and Integrating Thrive MSP is a long -range planning initiative that as their Insights into what Minnesota's political New Councilmembers will establish a regional vision for the seven- landscape will look like in 2013 and beyond. League of Minnesota Cities Staff county metropolitan area for the next 30 years. Find out what the Metropolitan Council has 7:30 p.m. With the elections in November, most Minnesota learned from residents, business owners, local cities will see a few—or even a lot—of new faces on officials, and community leaders in its Thrive MSP Adjourn METRO O their councils. League staff and city colleagues will listening sessions, and what the next steps are for CITIES share tips on successful ways to get new members developing this new regional framework. J oe M both in the know and on the team. CITIES Ail '111 __._.,i . _ . . . .._... •