There is a chance on the election ballot next year county voters will change the way commissioners represent them by changing to single member districts.

What that means is that each of the five commissioners will only get votes from the district they represent and not from voters throughout the county. The initiative is not yet on the ballot as the number of signatures required — 25,000 from registered voters — has not been obtained though the language of the question was approved by the Supervisor of Elections office in June.