Kansas City 2023 'Voter Guides' For Mail-In Dominate Low Turnout Disappointment

Just noticed a few local updates on this one . . . The only notable news fact . . .

KANSAS CITY MIGHT CONFRONT LESS THAN 5% OF ALL REGISTERED VOTERS COMING OUT TO THE POLLS IN THIS UPCOMING ELECTION!!!

In fact . . . Here's the REAL news . . .

INSIDERS REVEAL THAT THIS VOTE IS GOING TO BE WON BY MAIL-IN BALLOTS ALREADY OFFERING WINNERS REASSURANCE OF PRESERVING THE STATUS QUO!!!

This is basically how the new airport and the streetcar was pushed through . . . 

Voting "organizations" and activists focused on mail in ballots whilst everyone else was busy focusing on turnout and meeting people at the ballots. 

Don't worry . . . We're going going to make assumptions about the ballots and we'll accept the results of local democracy that has far less interest this time around. 

And so . . . We're obliged to share this information to further educate our fellow plebs . . .

Three dozen candidates are running for the open city council seats, with seven current council members seeking re-election. Candidates running for “in-district” seats are elected by the voters living in that district. All Kansas City voters have a say in who gets elected to the six “at-large” seats.

April 4 will serve as the primary election — the two candidates with the most votes in each race will move on to the general election on June 20.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

Kansas City voting guide: Who and what to expect in the April 2023 election

All 12 of Kansas City's council seats and the mayor's office will be up for election in the April 4th primary. Three dozen candidates are running for the open city council seats, with seven current council members seeking re-election. Candidates running for "in-district" seats are elected by the voters living in that district.

Who’s running for Kansas City council, mayor? Your voter guide to the April 4 primary

Early voting — also called no excuse, in-person absentee voting — begins for Kansas City’s municipal primary election on April 4. That means any registered voter can cast a ballot before Election Day at an early voting location..

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