These are contests that are important but stuff we really didn't care about . . . Still worth noting for election night news junkies . . . Kinda like how Pamela Anderson is actually a really great actress and way smarter than anybody gives her credit for . . . But I digress . . . Also, we might throw a few more news items in here later . . .
Voters approve $180 million bond to improve KCK Public Schools
Back in August, the Kansas City, Kansas Board of Education approved a $180 million bond issue for voters to take up in November.
Andrew Bailey wins full term as Missouri attorney general * Missouri Independent
Republican Andrew Bailey will remain Missouri attorney general for another four years, defeating Democrat Elad Gross.
Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe holds on for re-election
Johnson County, Kansas, District Attorney Steve Howe won a fifth term, defeating challenger Vanessa Riebli in the Nov. 5 general election.
Mark Alford wins reelection to U.S. House in Missouri's 4th Congressional District
Alford defeated Democrat Jeanette Cass to win his second term in the Republican-leaning 4th District.
Johnson County voters oust conservative commissioner, reelect moderates in 3 contests
More conservative candidates lost election bids for Johnson County Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday, including one commissioner who sought a second term.
Status quo election leaves Missouri Republicans with legislative supermajorities * Missouri Independent
The Missouri General Assembly will have new faces next year, but the Republican supermajorities remain unchallenged following Tuesday.
Ex-Kansas AG Schmidt captures an open House seat for the GOP
Republican Derek Schmidt won the 2nd Congressional District seat held by retiring two-term Republican Rep. Jake LaTurner.
Missouri voters approve ban on ranked choice voting * Missouri Independent
Missourians have approved a constitutional amendment that prohibits ranked-choice or approval voting - becoming the 11th state to do so. The amendment was approved by roughly a two-to-one margin. Ranked-choice and approval voting have been adopted in places such as Maine and Alaska. Proponents argue that these reforms make elections less polarized and hyperpartisan.
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