Jackson County Executive Frank White calls for investigation into Legislator Sean Smith amid recall effort

Jackson County legislator accused of illegally using county staff for recall campaign

County Legislator Sean Smith helped lead the recall effort of Jackson County Executive Frank White, which local election officials confirmed had enough signatures Monday to go to a vote. White has accused Smith of illegally using taxpayer-funded staff to promote the petition campaign.

Signatures verified in Jackson County recall of Frank White. What's the next step?

The Jackson County Election Board confirmed Monday that enough valid signatures have been collected to place a recall of County Executive Frank White Jr. on the ballot.

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Erin Black recall protest tops busy agenda for Loveland City Council

With a protest now pending against the petition to recall Ward 3 representative Erin Black, the Loveland City Council is being asked to appoint an independent hearing officer to review the complaint. On Tuesday, the council will decide between two municipal election experts, including one that has been down this road with the city before. The recall campaign against Black launched in April after a video of an angry confrontation between the coun…

Jackson County Executive Frank White calls for investigation into Legislator Sean Smith amid recall effort

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Jackson County Executive Frank White Jr. is calling for an investigation into Legislator Sean Smith for allegedly using county resources to campaign for White's recall. White addressed the letter to Jackson County Prosecutor Melesa Johnson and Sheriff Darryl Forte. KCK Fire Department talk fireworks safety after two children seriously injured In the letter, White says he's asking for an investigation into Smith regarding…

Recall Frank White effort has enough signatures to force election, election board confirms

The effort began in 2024, after many people started complaining about the reassessment values of their homes and properties.