TKC Exclusive: Insider Pollsters Predict Kansas City Bond Vote Sweep

First, let's review local questions . . . 

Ballot question #1: A "yes" vote allows the city to seek a $100 million bond to pay for affordable housing projects.

Ballot question #2: A "yes" vote allows the city to seek a $100 million bond to refurbish city-owned buildings.

Ballot question #3: A "yes" vote renews a 1/8th-cent sales tax to fund the Central City Economic Development sales tax.

Ballot questions #4 and #5: A "yes" vote allows the city to acquire two bonds of $750 million apiece to pay for infrastructure for water and sewer pipes.

Now . . .

THIS ISN'T A TKC PREDICTION but something we're hearing from 12th & Oak insiders about confidence in polling data. 

Like it not here is what THEY are saying . . .  

"The passage of this $1.7 billion infrastructure and housing package heavily relies on a familiar midsummer dynamic: while low overall turnout during an August primary concentrates the electorate, strong mobilization and high support from minority voters in the urban core—who directly benefit from investments like affordable housing and East Side economic development—are expected to comfortably carry these measures across the finish line."

Take a look via www.TonysKansasCity.com video link . . .

Kansas City Voters to Decide $1.7 Billion in Bond Questions 

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