Apparently, John Oliver & Trevor Noah aren't as influential as we all thought.
Even progressive news offers a fact check on the sorry state of the local electorate that might contradict so many social media trolls . . .
"Midterms typically attract fewer voters than presidential races, but fewer people voted on Tuesday than in the 2018 midterm election. In some parts of the metro, turnout was lower than in the August primary."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Voter turnout in the Kansas City region dropped by double digits since the last midterm election
Fewer people turned out to vote around the Kansas City metro than in the previous midterm election. Election officials in Kansas City, Missouri, Jackson and Clay counties in Missouri and Johnson County, Kansas, all reported on their websites that turnout was down by more than 10% from 2018.
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