Calls to recall Jackson County Executive Frank White grow as legislator joins effort
Momentum is building behind an effort to recall Jackson County Executive Frank White as debates over how to allocate $70 ...
Jackson County legislator supports Executive Frank White’s recall ‘with some amount of sadness’
Jackson County Legislator Sean Smith has voiced his support for a recall initiative against County Executive Frank White, ...
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A mysterious new KC group is reigniting push to recall Frank White. Who’s paying for it?
Several efforts to oust long-time Jackson County Executive Frank White Jr. from office have gone nowhere in the five years since soaring real estate assessments first sparked taxpayer outrage.
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It’s in Frank White’s hands: Jackson County Legislature votes to allocate COVID relief funds
After three years on the table with a December 31 deadline looming, the Jackson County Legislature voted to adopt the ARPA ordinance, which now goes to County Executive Frank White for approval.
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After Recall: Insiders Push Alissia Canady For Jackson County Executive
INSIDERS NOW PUSH FORMER KCMO COUNCIL LADY ALICIA CANADY TO RETURN IN TRIUMPH TO THE COURTHOUSE!!! She did work in the ...
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Efforts to remove Jackson County Executive Frank White begin again
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A group called Democracy in Action has formed in the last two months to try to recall, or remove from office, Jackson County Executive Frank White. The group is continuing to ...
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Could KC dark money group pull off Frank White recall? How much money it’s spent so far
A secretive new group backing a campaign to remove Jackson County Executive Frank White Jr. from office spent $47,000 early this month in support of a recall vote, according to its initial ...
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Jackson County legislator Sean Smith backs recall effort against executive Frank White
GOOD AFTERNOON, I’M LARA MORITZ AND I’M KELLY ECKERMAN. COUNTY EXECUTIVE FRANK WHITE WAS ALSO AT TODAY’S MEETING AND THINGS GOT HEATED AS EACH SIDE ARGUED ABOUT HOW TO SPEND THE $70 MILLION ...