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We are exactly two weeks out from live Election Day everywhere across America. And we encourage you to vote early

if you can. Absentee if you can. Get your vote counted. Get it in. Do not wait until election day.

As much as I've enjoyed the entire adult lifetime that I've had voting, I've enjoyed going on

election day. I feel like it's a civic duty and a very

special day and it probably should be a national holiday and we should probably treat it as such,

but we don't. And so the game now is to vote early and get them in the bank and make sure there

are no mistakes and everybody gets a chance to go out so you don't have a mistake that happens

if you wait until the last day and something comes up and you just can't make it. Something big at work. Something with your family.

You break your ankle, stepping off a curb. Anything can happen that can prevent you from voting.

It is that important, folks. If you listen to this podcast, you've got to vote and you got to find

some people to vote with you. Not necessarily at the same time,

although that would be great. Make sure others get registered or are registered and vote.

Registrations closed in a lot of places, but they got to vote. We got to get out and get

the vote. You cannot take anything for granted, period. And some of these local elections

are very important. On Monday,

we talked about the state of Missouri. And I think I've heard from a lot of Kansans that are

interested in what's going on in some of these other races and people around the country. It's the

same thing today. We're going to speak with a couple of Kansas politicians, get Pete Mundo's thoughts

on a couple of the races in Kansas, but we aim to discuss things and ask

questions that are pertinent to everyone. We're going to talk today to Steve Howe, who's running

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