Voters in Groveland will head to the polls Tuesday to decide who represents them on the city council, as the District 4 race continues to draw attention.

A Groveland city councilwoman at the center of a controversy will not be staying for another term.

Voters will decide Tuesday among three candidates competing for the Groveland District 4 City Council seat, including incumbent Judith Fike, who was previously suspended and reinstated following controversial social media posts that appeared to be written by her.

At a meeting Monday night, council members will hear a second reading of a proposal to amend the city charter to allow the council to submit a complaint and hold a hearing process for a forfeiture of office.

The city of Groveland is considering a plan that would expand the city council's ability to remove an elected official from office.

A lawsuit has been filed after the suspension of District 4 Councilwoman Judith Fike over her alleged social media posts that were racially charged and contained “hateful” content.

The Groveland City Council suspends District 4 Councilwoman Judith Fike after older social media posts surface.