County Commission to Vote on Override of Mayor's Veto
The Shelby County commissioners are set to vote on overriding Mayor Lee Harris' veto of a resolution that would move all Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) board seats to the 2026 ballot.
According to the county charter, it will take eight votes to override the veto. Mayor Harris had vetoed the commission's September vote, which aimed to shorten the four-year terms of office of five school board members elected last year.
- The vetoed resolution would move all nine MSCS board seats to the 2026 ballot.
- Eight votes are required to override the mayor's veto.
No comment from Mayor Harris was provided.
Author's summary: Commission to vote on override of mayor's veto on MSCS board seats.
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