🚨 Teaser Alert: In Superior, Wisconsin—where your alder‑person is meant to march out of committee and into public view—the scoreboard is missing. The Superior City Council just casts votes that should have been recorded, open to all, but when citizens asked “how did you vote?”, the door gets slammed shut by the city clerk. In our state, those who shaped the government insisted transparency wasn’t optional—they insisted we see who voted which way. At Superior City Council, the votes vanish. Not quite a Democracy yet.