KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Jackson County Executive Frank White, Jr., has taken the next step in stopping his own recall. With an 85 percent majority, the citizens of Jackson County, Missouri, ...

Jackson County voters made their voices heard and chose to remove Frank White Jr. from his seat as county executive.

A large majority of Jackson County voters have cast ballots to recall County Executive Frank White Jr. Preliminary results from Sept. 30 reveal 85% of voters supported the recall. The open question is ...

Frank White, Jackson County Executive, attends a legislature meeting at the Jackson County Courthouse on Monday, Dec. 18, 2023, in Kansas City. Low-wage workers objected to public funding for a new ...

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Jackson County voters overwhelmingly decided to vote Frank White, Jr. out as the jackson county executive on Tuesday. Initial results showed 85% of voters cast their ballots in ...

White was recalled with more than 85% of voters voting in favor of his recall. More than 75,000 votes were cast.

With County Executive Frank White Jr. removed from office in a recall, the next step falls to the Jackson County Legislature. The nine-member body will select White’s replacement, a process that could ...

The county charter lays out the procedure for replacing a county executive following a recall election like the one taking place Tuesday.

Voters in Jackson County are casting ballots Tuesday in a historic recall election targeting County Executive Frank White.

White has served as county executive since 2016. Tens of thousands of signatures were gathered to trigger the special election, which White believes was called illegally.

Democratic Jackson County Executive Frank White did not survive Tuesday night’s recall election, and now the question becomes: Who will be his replacement?