The school and town deliberative meetings are over, and on full display was a major flaw in Conway's political system under SB 2, which has turned over critical decision-making — particularly on budgets — to a tiny group of voters.

Changing to a town council form of governance has been talked about for decades. And for decades, because of provincialism that keeps political power in Conway’s precincts, it has been not only rejected but scoffed at.

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