Kahuna has it exactly right. I have heard a concern by some Villagers more engaged than most of us, in Sumter politics, that the wording of the proposal may confuse some voters who want to maintain One Sumter. They may believe a yes vote will preserve One Sumter. That is not the case.

The ballot question is significantly confusing enough to siphon off votes from Villagers who don't fully understand the question. It is important enough to make sure our friends and neighbors understand a NO vote is necessary.

The advocates for reversal can only win if:

A low voter turnout in the Villages occurs.

A number of Villagers misread the question.

VOTE NO