Sunshine Review:Local elected officials project, Local officials page

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The local officials page breaks down which positions are available by election or appointment in each state.

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You could always copy and past the below information. Make sure to replace any information that is in all CAPS.

{{TOCnestright}}'''Local officials''' in [[STATE]] are in charge of running the municipal governments for the 
[[STATE counties|county]], [[STATE cities|city]], towns and [[STATE school districts|school districts]]. 

==Elected positions==
The following are elected positions for municipal governments according the 
[[Ballotpedia:STATE Constitution|STATE Constitution]].  The election days may vary due to a state 
of emergency or impending emergency.

{|
! Position
! Term length
! Elected in
|-valign="top"
| - || - || -
|}

==Appointed positions==
{|class="wikitable"
! Position
! Term / contract length
! Appointed by
! Who cannot serve
|-valign="top"
| - || - || - || -
|}

==History==

==External links==
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==References==
{{reflist|2}}

{{STATE local officials}}
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[[Category:STATE local government officials]]

[edit] Things to include

• You'll want to break down which offices are elected and appointed. If there are a lot of position in a state then you could also make charts according to the level of government, for example ==Schools==.

• To find out the history of the formation of the state you can check sites like City-Data or even Wikipedia. Make sure that the information is focused on the creation of local government, not statewide or national.

• Find some external links for your page. The best idea is to do a google search/google news search for "STATE local government." If you run into any historical or notable information on past events for local government functions in the google news I would think about including it under the "History" section.