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We've got an important episode for you today at KKHIs.

We are one week away, one week away from elections in Missouri.

And these are the off year, off month, off everything elections.

But they're very important one week from today in so many municipalities and counties in our area.

We will have your school board cheat sheet later in the podcast.

And I would ask at this point, if you live in Missouri or know somebody that lives in Missouri and you're going to encourage them to vote in one week or vote this week in advance, while you're listening to the podcast, grab a piece of paper and a pencil. You don't have to write all these down. If you have a friend, for example, that you know lives in Lee Summit, write down the Lee Summit candidates when I mentioned the Lee Summit one. So this isn't about creating an entire cheat sheet. It's about listening and spreading the word of which candidates in which places, and you only need to know a place or two. If you live in Harrisonville, Emily Stone will be joining us a little bit later in this podcast. She's running for school board.

We'll have the information for you on Harrisonville. Really, it's pretty much the same for anywhere. Just listen for the cues of your city. I'll announce them by city first and then the names. Jot them down. You have them. You're good to go. I will do this before we hear from Emily Stone and after. So I'll do it twice.

I'll have a chance to go back and get them a second time as we run down these important cheat sheet, if you will, a cheat sheet for you to go vote on April 5th and get our school board back. Remember, there's a bunch of other elections. There's mayors, there's council, there's all these things. We're not going to do all those here. I think with this audience anyway, one of the things

that we recognize is there are places, for example, let's just say Kansas City, Missouri.

There are places where you know, you're either not going to beat Mayor Lucas or flip the

counselor, whatever, but Kansas City is a bad example, other communities where at the very lower level with a school board,

you can make a difference, at least in your community with the kids.

You can change the way life actually works for families and for children.

If you pay attention to these things, these school boards are imminently flippable.

They are.

We can get control of these things.

They've just been completely infected by liberals, and it's time to get them back, and we want to

help any way we can. We had a commercial-free patron podcast on Monday. All patron podcasts are

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