MASON CITY – The Mason City council has approved a special election to be held in September for the vacant Third Ward city council seat.
At the city council meeting held Tuesday night, July 18, the Mason City council approved by a unanimous 5-0 vote the date of September 19, 2017 for a special election for the vacant Third Ward Council seat.
The seat became vacant when Brett Schoneman resigned and moved out of town.
In November, three city council seats and the mayor’s seat are up for election. Contact the city clerk for details on becoming a candidate.
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Politics is a dirty game -corporations get their lobbyist elected and along comes T I F and the working class pays their corporate bills and gives sacks with cash to their stooges the put in place. Sweet Home Arkansas !
You people in MC are brainwashed by the Dimms and Cnn – Remember the Trumps jokes – orange hair -your fired – no chance – well we won and America is starting to become America again – you made a big mistake in not taking stock in Max Weaver – look what you have now – quit drinking the BS kool aid the corrupt crooks are passing out – THINK for yourself for once.
Weaver is a joke, he’ll pander to whichever side he can use to profit from