Your Two Votes

There are four names on the ballot for Owensboro Board of Education, and two seats open. That means you get to vote for two people.

Most voters only use one. I understand why. You know one name, you mark it, you move on. But that second vote is real, it counts exactly as much as the first one, and leaving it blank is the same as giving it away.

So here's my ask, and it's a simple one: Keep the person you trust. Then add me.

I'm not asking you to vote against anyone. I'm not asking you to think the board has failed. I'm asking for the vote you were going to leave blank — and I'm telling you what I'd do with it.

Vote your favorite. Then vote Tyler Sagardoy.