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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mayor lets the grandfathering continue as a thank you to her old Ward. It won’t last past when she is mayor, but she’s very, very transactional so it’s likely going to continue until she is gone.[/quote]

This seems about right. If you buy the house with a 5th grader now you can go to Deal. Even a 4th grader is probably a safe bet. If she loses in 2026 it's likely going away to start 2027.

I'd point out she's particularly partial to some of her former Ward. Not all neighborhoods seem to get that same love.[/quote]

Putting aside the fact that Bowser is unlikely to lose if she runs again, even if she does, does anyone really think her replacement will rush to end a grandfathering rule that affects so very few people? I would guess that it doesn't happen until the next boundary revision in 2034 or whatever. [/quote]

The grandfathering in ended, she's basically refusing to sign off. If someone beats her I do absolutely think that one way will be to point out that she plays extremely loose with her donors and friends and will look to end some of the loopholes she's keeping alive on sheer will. Maybe not but this particular quirk is very much tied to her.

I have no idea if she'll win or lose in a year and a half because frankly who knows whether they'll be a city or country then but I don't know that it's a safe bet to assume she'll win then. [/quote]

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