Note: For readability — the columns are better lined-up vertically at our original article at our site. I’ll break down these results for you over the next few days. But here are the detailed results of a recent poll conducted in Overland Park, Kansas, a large suburb of Kansas City, MO. Part 3 of results Telephone survey among likely 2012 voters in Overland Park, | Read More »
My Email to voters today in Johnson County, Kansas. Benjamin B. Hodge – Chair, State & Local Reform Educational Group of Kansas – State Representative (Overland Park and Olathe), 2007-’08 – Johnson County Community College Trustee, 2005-’09 Wednesday, August 17, 2011 Poll: 59% of Overland Park Voters Think City Tax Increases Will Hurt the Local Economy MORE POLLING INFORMATION RELEASED ABOUT THE CONSERVATIVE VIEWS OF | Read More »
Read my recent Email as a Web page, here. The vote is expected tonight at Overland Park City Hall. It impacts everyone in Kansas City. Benjamin B. Hodge – Chair, State & Local Reform Educational Group of Kansas – State Representative (Overland Park and Olathe), 2007-’08 – Johnson County Community College Trustee, 2005-’09 Monday, August 15, 2011 TONIGHT, OVERLAND PARK LIKELY TO INCREASE PROPERTY TAXES | Read More »
The Overland Park, KS, City Council has already voted once to tentatively approve a 46% property tax increase. The vote was unanimous. To read more information about this likely tax increase, you can visit my columns at KCMonitor.com here, here, and here. Poll performed by the State and Local Reform Educational Foundation of Kansas. Join us at LibertyLinked, a pro-liberty social networking site. [Note: Visually, | Read More »
Connect on Facebook Follow on Twitter Forward to a Friend Benjamin B. Hodge – Chair, State & Local Reform Group of Kansas – State Representative (Overland Park and Olathe), 2007-’08 – Johnson County Community College Trustee, 2005-’09 – Chair, Special Committee on Eminent Domain and Property Rights, County Government, 2006 – Kansas Republican Party Delegate, 2009-’10 Monday, August 1, 2011 Tonight: Your one and only public | Read More »
The Monitor covers statements made by Rep. Charlotte O’Hara (R-OP): “Freshman claims state has sold its soul to the federal government, taking funds that obligate future spending.” The article includes a video interview with Kansas Rep. O’Hara, courtesy the Kansas Watchdog
Click here to read this in a Web-friendly Email. Wednesday, April 6, 2011 Hodge thanks supporters and offers encouragement No, we didn’t win this election. But we narrowly lost by one place, our opponents outspent us literally 10x over, and this 9.7% voter turnout election is the final catalyst for the Legislature to move spring elections to the Fall Dear {FIRST_NAME}, In all honesty, the | Read More »
Click here to read this in a Web-friendly Email. Monday, April 4, 2011 Mike Kiegerl on Saturday, April 2: ”You have my full support” Olathe’s Mike Kiegerl arranges for his campaign volunteers to call precinct leaders in his Kansas House District in support of Benjamin Hodge’s candidacy for JCCC Board Hodge thanks Representative Mike Kiegerl for support Dear {FIRST_NAME}, I’d like to express my gratitude to | Read More »
From the GardnerEDGE: ”The cost will increase by $6 for Kansas residents and $16 for out-of-state residents.”
What do you know? A fair article from The Kansas City Star. Outgoing trustees say if Hodge is elected he’s likely to shake things up on a board that they say currently works well together. But Hodge and another candidate, James Nelson, contend that the board operates too much behind closed doors and isn’t being held accountable for decisions. Both have said they are out to make | Read More »
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