Slates Set for 2023 Elections in Lawrence City
Lawrence officials announce slates for the 2023 elections. The Lawrence City Commission will oversee the races with key contenders named and polling dates pending.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2023
Page
1
Lawrence officials announce slates for the 2023 elections. The Lawrence City Commission will oversee the races with key contenders named and polling dates pending.
After a flurry of candidate filings the Lawrence City Commission and Lawrence School Board face primaries on August 1 for open seats. The filing deadline was noon Thursday, with general election set for November 7. Names include four school board hopefuls and several city council contenders.
Eudora voters face a slate of four open seats with candidates Claire Harding Lynn Reazin Becky Plate and two more figures Mark Chrislip Kelley Woods Zachariah N Brooks vying for positions on the Eudora school board.
Jefferson County records list Perry-Lecompton school board candidates. Position 1 James Essman, Position 2 incumbent Jackalynn Aldrich, Position 3 Emily Riner, At-large Gretchen Reed.
The Lawrence school board approved a proposal to boost teacher pay by about 3 million dollars, averaging roughly 3000 per teacher. The teachers union proposed adding 500000 more, a request to be reviewed at an upcoming meeting amid ongoing contract negotiations.
Savion and Energy plan to file an application with Lawrence-Douglas County planners later this summer for the Kansas Sky Energy Center. The project spans about 1,100 acres just north of Lawrence across the Kansas River, with 734 acres to host solar equipment, and has been in development since 2021 following two public meetings at the Lawrence Public Library.
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