Young candidate tops Ottawa city commission race
Blaine Finch, 20, won a four year Ottawa City Commission seat, taking most precincts and becoming the youngest commissioner. He led with 1,337 votes, ahead of incumbents Vicki Cummiskey and Joan Tyson, while Richard Jackson trailed. Finch credits political science studies for campaign insight and aims to revitalize downtown and improve accessibility. In the same election, Jeanette Lowry won a seat on the Ottawa school board with 1,213 votes, followed by Cal Lantis and incumbent Marcia Mitchell.
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Election unofficial results from area school board races and city posts
Unofficial totals released Tuesday night by county clerks show results pending certification by Boards of Canvassers. The report lists school board positions 4 5 6 7 along with city commission results and multiple names including Kyle Keling Blain Finch Vicki Cummiskey Rex Burkhardt and others across Oskaloosa Baselior Linwood and surrounding areas.
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Wyandotte approves city county merger plan
Wyandotte County voters approve merging county government with Kansas City Kansas city government. About 15,712 vote for and 10,651 against. Plan creates Unified Board of Commissioners with part time elected officials and a chief executive mayor with veto power. Opponent Michael J. Peterson criticizes loss of local courthouse tradition.
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