Like it or not, a low turnout Kansas City vote will determine the fate of the airport.
Special elections in KCMO typically elicit about 8-12% of registered voters showing up to make a crucial decision. Savvy politicos time their tax increase requests accordingly to dodge public scrutiny.
Check the Kansas City Election Board for more information on the upcoming ballot.
But for now, here's a glimpse at how the election will look for most voters . . .
Here's the Kansas City BILLION DOLLAR Question . . .
Even the ballot language has frustrated critics because it's not really about a new airport but simply a vote to tear down the old one despite stellar reviews and a lot of public support to Save KCI.
And then there are a few less important topics . . .
You decide . . .
THIS is how Kansas City goes bankrupt.
ReplyDelete9% of registered voters will show up.
ReplyDeleteMaybe.
They don't fool us we know their evil. And their methods are illegal.
ReplyDeleteWhich developer will they sell the two parks to?
ReplyDeleteI finna drop a new album. Group is called "Tear da toilet up boys" with fire hits like "toilet fartin" and "why a nigga stank". Gonna be big.
ReplyDeleteIf previous give-a-ways are continued, park parcels will be given to developers.
ReplyDeleteVote straight NOOOOOOO!
ReplyDeletesLIE is saying in his commercial for the airport that we need a new airport tp go to the next century, is he saying this new airport will last into the 22nd century? According to him the one we got right now won’t last fifty years let alone 80 he claims this new one will take us into. Just plain stupid jibber jabber again from bow tie the clown
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