On Tuesday, March 10, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas arrived at his polling place to vote — the same place he’d voted for the past 11 years, including several times for himself. After handing the poll worker his required form of identification, he was told that they “could not locate me in the system,” thus, he could not submit his ballot.
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