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Philly voters approve both charter changes. Here's how each Council district voted: Unofficial results show 78.8% yes on small-business contracting and 83.6% yes on making Creative Philadelphia permanent. Every Council district and every ward said yes, though the Northeast by less.
Creative Philadelphia is going into the charter. Here's what that changes, and what it doesn't: Voters made the city's arts office permanent, with a required Chief Cultural Officer and up to 15 staff. Its budget, including a Cultural Fund cut from $5 million to $3.5 million, is still up to Council each year.
Small-business contracting change passes. Council now has to write the rules: The charter amendment raises the set-aside ceiling from $100,000 to $500,000 and lets Council set bid preferences by ordinance. Who counts as 'small' and 'local' is still to be defined.
About 43.5% of Philly voters turned out. Here's the gap between Council districts: Unofficial figures show turnout below 2022's midterm, with fewer mail ballots. By our count, the 1st and 4th districts topped 48% while the 7th was near 31%.