Term-limit school board members to rein in their outsized power
By NICOLAS TOMBOULIDES In the year 2000, a 54-year-old congressman from Illinois defeated his 39-year-old primary challenger by a two-to-one margin. The incumbent outraised his opponent by $300,000. While 90 percent of voters had heard of the incumbent’s name before, only 11 percent knew of the challenger. Now, this story wouldn’t be particularly remarkable ifRead More







