Prairie Village Petitioners Plan Election Push Back Against Incumbents

A suburban petition fight met with frustration and delay.

However . . .

Our blog community has been putting pressure on MSM to focus more on this story and we're glad to see more coverage for an upstart political group that hopes to motivate voters who might be just a bit TOO COMFORTABLE enjoying all of the suburban bliss provided by this "perfect" neighborhood.

Here's the plan . . .

While the appeals process on these important citizen petition issues will take months, we have another chance to weigh in on the future of our community by participating in the Nov. 7 election," his statement continued. "Half of the City Council seats will be on the ballot, and residents can choose new leaders who will protect our single-family neighborhoods and preserve what makes Prairie Village unique.

Four incumbents will face challengers in their campaigns for another term on the council.

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Prairie Village citizen's group plans to appeal judge's ruling in petitions case

PV United opposed rezoning efforts, and in favor of changes to the city's government, filed a notice of appeal after a judge ruled against their efforts to place items on the Nov. 7 ballot.