WHY SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS WILL BE THE MOST IMPORTANT ELECTIONS IN THE MIDTERMS

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WHY SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS WILL BE THE MOST IMPORTANT ELECTIONS IN THE MIDTERMS

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Saturday, March 26, 2022 - 21:03.

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School Board Elections

John Carlson Sun, 04/03/2022 - 16:45

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School Board elections are typically held when major elections are not. Lack of interest and participation by the generally uninterested and uninformed public allow special interest groups like the Unions to capitalize on getting their selected, like-minded candidates into Board seats. Self interested an ignorant voters show up in droves to elect people who then control both sides of the bargaining table, destroying a quality of education our children NEED to protect our values and restore freedom in our communities, states and nation.

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