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Morro Bay's two-election system was one of those ideas that sounded good on paper, but in reality has not worked out. It has cost the city taxpayers dollars and, contrary to the original intent, it seems to have had a negative affect on the number of citizens running for City Council. It is time to return to the time-honored one-election system in November. Vote yes on measure J-14.
-- Susan Heinemann - Morro Bay
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