April 8 election results

Local voters set direction for schools and cities - The Examiner

By Mike Genet mike.genet@examiner.net Voters in the Fort Osage School District returned one incumbent and voted in one new member to the Board of Education,… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close The post Local voters set direction for schools and cities appeared first on The Examiner.

The short version: Who won, what passed in the Ozarks in the April 8 election

A short and to the point roundup of what passed and who was elected in the Springfield area in the April 8 municipal election.

April 8 election results

Click for the latest results from April 8 elections in Missouri.

Residents vote in April 8 election

Voters have until 7 p.m. to cast their ballots at one of 45 polling locations.

Election results: Here’s what Kansas City-area voters decided about school boards and bonds April 8

The votes are in for Kansas City-area school board elections and bond issues.  On April 8, voters in four local school districts approved $1 billion in school bonds meant to address school building needs.  Bond issues allow school districts to borrow money, which is then repaid with property tax dollars. They’re a common way to fund construction projects and pay for deferred maintenance.  The Kansas City Public Schools bond vote was particularly…

Municipal election results across Minnehaha and Lincoln counties

Municipal elections were held in a dozen cities and towns across Minnehaha and Lincoln counties on Tuesday, April 8. Below are the results: Beresford Kayla Bullis unseated incumbent Arthur Schott for a two-year term representing Ward 1 on Beresford’s city council. Bullis received 66 votes compared to Schott’s 27. Brandon Voters in Brandon overwhelmingly opted for a second entrance to Aspen Park, with 77% of the vote. With 79% of 710 ballots ca…