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City of Boonville Comprehensive Plan 2025
The strategic plan identifies several infrastructural challenges in Boonville and recommends projects to foster city development over the next two decades.
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This episode is part of a three-part series focused on election technology.
Scott Leiendecker is the founder and CEO of KNOWiNK, an electronic poll pad system, and Liberty Vote, as well as a former Republican Elections Director for St. Louis City. Leiendecker spoke about how election administration experience influenced his decision to enter the election vendor space, how he’s working to combat mis- and disinformation about election technology and about what he hopes is next for the industry.
Scott Leiendecker is the founder and CEO of KNOWiNK, an electronic poll pad system, and Liberty Vote, as well as a former Republican Elections Director for St. Louis City. Leiendecker spoke about how election administration experience influenced his decision to enter the election vendor space, how he’s working to combat mis- and disinformation about election technology and about what he hopes is next for the industry.
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