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Community Town Hall Forum – Local Election Candidates October 22, 2026

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October 22 @ 6:00 pm 8:00 pm

Join the Parkville Living Center for a nonpartisan Community Town Hall Forum featuring candidates running in contested Platte County and Missouri state legislative races.
The following offices currently have contested races:
• Platte County Presiding Commissioner
• Platte County Clerk
• Platte County Collector
• Platte County Treasurer
• Platte County Auditor
• Missouri House of Representatives – District 12
• Missouri Senate – District 34
All candidates in the contested races above have been invited to participate. We look forward to an educational, respectful, and community-centered event.

The Parkville Living Center is committed to facilitating productive civic discourse and community engagement. We encourage attendees to bring their perspectives, questions, curiosity, and openness to listen as we gather for this important community conversation. Click here for more information.

Parkville Living Center

819 Main Street
Parkville, MO 64152 United States
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