Lawrence voters set to trim City Commission field
Lawrence voters today will reduce the City Commission race from nine to six candidates with a 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. poll window. Douglas County Clerk Jamie Shew predicts about 25 percent turnout, noting 800 residents have already voted early. The top six vote-getters advance to the April 3 general election, with local issues including a proposed downtown library and Farmland Industries property use. The article notes low turnout may reflect nonpartisan races and commuter dynamics.
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Lawrence
Lawrence City Commission
City Commission
Mike Cullen
Cullen
Douglas County
Jamie Shew
Shew
Julie Alley
Kansas University
Bonnie Johnson
Johnson
Jim Parente
Boog Highberger
David Schauner
James Bush
Rob Chestnut
Jake Davis
Mike Dever
Sam Fields
Michael Limburg
Carey Maynard-Moody
Where to vote in Lawrence and surrounding polling places
A list of polling locations across Lawrence including Pinckney School and the Lawrence Public Library, with venues such as the Douglas County Senior Center and Clinton Parkway Assembly of God Church. Also notes venues like Hillcrest School and Free State High School as potential polling sites and adjacent streets for reference.
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Polling Place Pinckney School
W. Sixth St. Lawrence
Bob Billings Parkway
Yale Roa
First Baptist Church
Kasold
American Legion
W. Sixth St
First Presbyterian Church
Clinton Parkway
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Bob Billings
Assembly of God Church
Halcom Park Recreation Center
W. 27Th St
Mustard Seed Christian Fellowship
Wakarusa
Brandon Woods
Inverness Drive
First Southern Baptist Church
Checkers Foods
Schwegler School
Ousdahl
Southside Church of Christ
25Th St
United Way
Ridge Court
Central Junior High School
Mass
Babcock Place
East Lawrence Recreation Center
15Th St
Kennedy School
Davis Road
Coffin Sports Complex
Haskell
Prairie Park School
Kensington Road
New York School
Trinity Lutheran Church
N.H
Woodlawn School
Elm St
Church of Christ
Mich
Free State High School
Overland Drive
Lawrence Heights
Where to Vote in Douglas County Listings
Voter locations in Douglas County include Marion Center Hall 501 300 Road Shawnee Heights Elementary 2410 S E Burton Drive Vinland United Methodist Church 1724 N 692 Road and other sites such as Big Springs United Methodist Church 96 U S Highway 40 Baldwin Fire Station 610 High Street Baldwin Elementary 700 Chapel Street Baldwin American Legion 807 High Street Vinland United Methodist Church 1724 N 692 Road Willow Springs Township Hall 303 E 1100 Road with multiple additional sites and street addresses listed for voting access.
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Marion Center Hall
Soe
Shawnee Heights
S.E. Burton
Vinland United Methodist Church
Big Springs
Marion Center
Baldwin Fire Station
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McLouth
Basehor-Linwood
Perry-Lecompton
de Soto
Chad Lawhorn
Omega
Lawrences
J Amon Cabinetry & Wood Products, Inc
Pilot Club Antique Show & Sale
Midwest
Douglas County Fairgrounds
21St & Harper
Hwy
Pilot Club OF
Blue Plate Dinners
6Th Street
Stee
Sigg
HBO
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