Mind's Eye View of chaotic election season affects eight candidates
The State Bureau of Elections and Wayne County Clerk struck eight Democratic primary hopefuls from the August 6 ballot amid notarization questions. Ex-candidates include Julie Whalen and Randall Smith, while Lou Giannunzio exited the 63rd District race. A Green Party candidate, Doug Campbell, was ejected from a forum, prompting reflection on money and cleanup pledges as voters await August decisions.
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Kalamazoo
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Judy Mackinder
Doug Campbell
League of Conservation Voters of Michigan Forum
Brighton High School
LCVMI
Dana Debe
Anti-Recall Leader Warns of Old Nickname Return
Lynne Haley warns that a planned return to the old nickname may come via board decision or advisory vote. She questions supporters and recalls of Al baugh, Lyng and Ramon, urging courage and unity as the new Red Hawks logo faces scrutiny.
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Marshall School Election Sparks Debate Over Diversity
Carl Davidson critiques the Marshall School election forum and curriculum issues. He questions the influence of diversity roundtables, praises public education, warns of privatization by business interests, and roots concern in civic integrity and student learning.
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Marshall
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