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Mackenzi Truelove and Diane Albert are running for a spot on the Wichita school board. The two took part in a candidate forum at Wichita State on Tuesday night. -
District 1 candidates for Wichita City Council met in a forum Tuesday night at Wichita State University. -
Incumbent Maggie Ballard and candidate Joseph Shepard each returned money to some donors after allegations that they accepted donations over Wichita's contribution cap. -
Mike Hoheisel is seeking reelection to the District 3 council seat in November. He is being challenged by Genevieve Howerton. -
November’s election will decide four seats on the Wichita Board of Education. And this year’s campaign is shaping up much differently than the one four years ago. -
Wichita City Council member Maggie Ballard faces off against Brett Anderson and Margaret Wheeler Shabazz for her District 6 seat. -
Joseph Shepard had a strong primary day showing, winning 48 percent of the vote for the District 1 seat in August. LaWanda DeShazer narrowly beat out Chris Pumpelly for the second place on the ballot in the general election in November.
