The Anne Arundel County Council now can choose residents who oversee the county’s ethical conduct, following voters’ approval of a charter amendment.
By a 2-to-1 margin, county voters approved Question B, which allows the council to pick three of the seven members of the ethics commission that issues advisory opinions and pursues violations against council members, the county executive and county employees.
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