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Voters to decide city council, school board races - Vimarsana News

Voters to decide city council, school board races

Voters to decide city council, school board races

Wichita City Council incumbent Cindy Claycomb raises more than other candidates – by a lot - Vimarsana News

Wichita City Council incumbent Cindy Claycomb raises more than other candidates – by a lot

More attention – and money - is being given to local Wichita elections, as suggested by recent campaign finance reports.

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Your guide to the 2021 Wichita City Council elections - Vimarsana News

Your guide to the 2021 Wichita City Council elections

Wichita City Council candidates discuss Century II, top priorities for their district key and the mental health issues facing the city.

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Final Results of 2021 Sedgwick County Municipal Primary Election - Vimarsana News

Final Results of 2021 Sedgwick County Municipal Primary Election

Final Results of 2021 Sedgwick County Municipal Primary Election The final results for the 2021 Municipal Primary Election around 8:40 p.m. on Tuesday, August 3rd. Incumbents in all three elections did not receive majority votes. For the Wichita City Council District 3 seat, small business owner Mike Hoheisel edged-out incumbent Jared Cerullo with 403 votes to Cerullo’s 378–despite the county reporting that 23 of 25 precincts had reported in for that race as of 9 p.m. For the Wichita City Council District 6 seat, Maggie Ballard bested incumbent Cindy Claycomb with 1,147 votes, while Clayc...

BOLD trims bond issue by $1.5 million | West Central Tribune - Vimarsana News

BOLD trims bond issue by $1.5 million | West Central Tribune

BOLD School District voters will decide a $57.4 million bond referendum for a new school in February. 2:06 pm, Dec. 15, 2020 × The BOLD School District is returning to hybrid learning after learning Monday that 11 of its students tested positive for COVID-19. About 140 students are in quarantine due to direct exposure or participation in extracurricular activities with the infected students. West Central Tribune file photo OLIVIA — BOLD School Board members trimmed the bond issue they are putting to voters in February by $1.5 million at a special meeting on Monday. On a unanimo...

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