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Democracy in Action: This Month’s curiousKC Voting Round

March 4, 2020  |  Vicky Diaz-Camacho  |  1 min read

Last month, we gave you four questions about Kansas City’s food scene. 

This month, Flatland presents the newest curiousKC queries, which happened to focus on transportation and infrastructure. Take a peek at the questions below and vote for the question Flatland’s team should dig into next. 

And if you could, share this post with friends and family. The contest starts… now. Happy voting! 

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