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Leading Off (11/18/16)

A cold front moves in, downtown residents need better transit options, and more.
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Electors Face Pressure to Vote Against Trump. Next month, the electoral college will officially cast votes to decide the presidency. Until then, two local electors are facing pressure (and up to 1,000 emails a day) to “vote with their conscience” or—more specifically—against the president-elect.

Downtown Residents Need Better Transit Options. Namely, ones that don’t involve a car. According to a survey by Downtown Dallas Inc., nearly half of the respondents do not drive personal vehicles and would like other modes of transportation. Last month’s vote to fund a second downtown light rail had us thinking that the city is finally taking public transportation seriously. Time will tell.

Tony Romo Wanted a Chance to Compete For His Job. But that was never a serious consideration. With eight straight wins behind them, the organization did not want to risk the “rhythm of the team” with a quarterback change.

Bundle Up. Finally. A long-awaited cold front has arrived, lowering temperatures to the 30s this weekend. We could also see frost in some places. If you really want to feel connected to the season, tune into 102.1 KDGE, your new Christmas music alternative.

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