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KC Democrats Hold Seats as Suburban Districts Turn Blue
Kansas City’s core Democratic legislative districts delivered few election surprises Nov. 3, while surrounding suburban voters helped dismantle Republican supermajorities in Missouri’s Legislature. Democratic Reps.…
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Opinion: COMBAT Helps Give Youth Like Me a Chance
Through ArtsTech, Jayden Frazier found work experience, college opportunities and caring mentors. He urges voters to renew Jackson County’s COMBAT tax.
Wichita’s $615 Million School Bond: Two Votes, Different Tax Impacts
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The state party’s first Black woman chair is building the organization behind Democrats’ hopes for November gains.
