A worthwhile roundup article from our friends at The Pitch who SEEM like they sprang for their own coverage rather than just relying on the local news cartel funded by political dark money.
Check-it:
"With Jean Peters Baker’s departure from the role after eight years, Kansas City finds itself on the horizon of change. KC has never had a black woman as city prosecutor, and three of the four candidates could break through that glass ceiling this year. Primary elections will be held on August 6, and the Republican party only has one candidate: Tracey Chappell. As for the Democratic side of the election, there are three potential runners: Melesa Johnson, John Gromowsky, and Stephanie Burton."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
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