Homeless writer Bryant seeks Lawrence City Commission seat
Paul Matthew Bryant 31, a homeless former KU graduate student living at 1100 Mass Douglas County Courthouse, says he can represent all of Lawrence. He plans to self publish a book, Credit Cards and the American Debtor's Prison, and aims to bring a voice to every resident in city hall.
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Homeless writer runs for office in Lawrence race
Paul Matthew Bryant a 31 year old writer and propaganda analyst listed homeless as his address in Lawrence Kansas. He filed for office in January outlining goals to open a full time homeless shelter improve emergency services and public transportation and address the South Lawrence Trafficway debate.
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Lawrence architect David Dunfield runs for City Commission
Lawrence resident and architect David Dunfield 46 seeks a seat on the Lawrence City Commission. He supports a fixed-route public transportation system, mixed use development, and coordinated planning with the city Douglas County and Lawrence school district. Dunfield has led or managed two major public projects including the Arts Center expansion and a West Lawrence elementary school plan.
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Denise Gibson Seeks Inclusive Growth for Lawrence
Denise Gibson, 37, a Lawrence resident and professional development manager for The Farm Inc., campaigns on smart growth, protecting taxpayers, more downtown parking, and incentives for homeowners. She proposes a fixed-route public transit system, a consensus South Lawrence Trafficway completion, and carpool options to ease congestion.
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Gibson seeks Topeka or Kansas City area seat
Lawrence school district candidate Gibson promotes city school collaboration to prevent neighborhood school assaults and closures. She notes active listening and problem solving to benefit all. Gibson serves on Achievement Place for Girls board and volunteers with Cordley PTA and Kaw Valley Girl Scouts. She holds a master’s from KU and a 1985 criminal justice and Spanish degree. Her children attend Cordley School.
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McKinzey Runs For Lawrence City Commission Seat
David McKinzey, lacking a fixed address or phone, appears on the Lawrence City Commission primary ballot for a second time. In 1991 he earned 213 votes, finishing 13th of 14. He has not commented since filing in January, listing 430 Maple. A trailer connected to the campaign was ordered towed after trespass warnings near railroad tracks in North Lawrence.
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Outsider candidate Scott Henderson runs for Lawrence City Commission
Scott Henderson 58, retired Hallmark manager, campaigns as a nonpartisan outsider aiming to reform city governance. He emphasizes independent decision making, door knocking, and firsthand knowledge, opposing rapid construction, misaligned neighborhood access, and undersized schools while supporting public transit and long term planning.
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Jim Henry seeks Lawrence City Commission seat
Jim Henry a 64 year old retired KU administrator plans to run for the Lawrence City Commission. He emphasizes open dialogue fiscal responsibility and exploring issues with residents while supporting public transit downtown expansion and a larger Lawrence Arts Center project. He led Warm Hearts of Douglas County and is a former Rotary president with a long Lawrence residence.
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McFadden Seeks Lawrence City Commission Seat With Finance Focus
Brenda McFadden 35, owner of McFadden and Associates, runs on fiscal expertise and consensus building for Lawrence. She backs planned growth, downtown vitality, and a coordinated transit plan with KU and Haskell, aiming to share costs and avoid 100 percent city funding.
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County clerk to monitor polling sites before election
Douglas County Clerk Patty Jaimes will convene polling place supervisors for an hour to review election basics and safety rules. She will stress keeping election materials 250 feet from sites and inspect surrounding areas after voter guides were found near booths at Mustard Seed Christian Fellowship and Southside Church of Christ.
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