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Kansas voters head into Aug. 4 ballot fight over constitutional amendment affecting the Supreme Court

Yard signs are popping up across Kansas streets as residents prepare for the Aug. 4 Primary Election, where voters will be asked to vote yes or no on a proposed constitutional amendment.

Blank yard signs line a Kansas street as voters prepare for a statewide constitutional amendment vote.

Yard signs are popping up across Kansas streets as residents prepare for the Aug. 4 Primary Election, where voters will be asked to vote yes or no on a proposed constitutional amendment.

KSNT 27 News reports that the measure would change the Kansas Supreme Court. With a statewide vote approaching, the campaign activity has spilled into neighborhood yards and public spaces.

The decision voters make in the primary will determine whether the constitutional amendment moves forward, setting up a key statewide moment for how Kansas’ top court is structured.