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Two women are running for the 1st District seat on the Kansas State Board of Education, a race that will determine who represents the district’s interests in statewide education governance. The candidates are…
Mail-in ballots that arrive up to three days after Kansas’s November general election will still be counted, following an appellate court ruling.
Kansans will vote Nov. 3 on a proposed constitutional amendment that would clarify that only U.S. citizens are eligible to vote in Kansas. The “yes” vote would change the wording of Article 5; a “no” vote…
With Kansans facing a tighter timeline before the midterm election, an opinion piece published by Kansas Reflector urges residents to check their voter registration status now to avoid surprises at the polls.
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach will face Democrat Chris Mann again in the 2026 race for Kansas attorney general. The two previously met on the 2022 ballot, when Kobach won by 1.5 percentage points.
Pratt residents will have a chance to hear from candidates running for city and county commission seats in the November election during a public forum on October 6. The event is scheduled to include a meet-and…
Scott Morgan, a Lawrence resident and the United Kansas Party’s nominee for Kansas secretary of state, is campaigning on the idea that election administration should be politically agnostic and focused on…
Tuesday, October 13 is the last day to register to vote or update an existing registration to change a voter’s address or name ahead of the general election on November 3, 2026.
A program at Newton Public Library on Oct. 5 will focus on the role of redistricting in the 2026 elections. The event is designed to help community members better understand how district boundaries can affect…
A program at Newton Public Library on Oct. 5 will focus on the role of redistricting in the 2026 elections. The event, titled Connected Citizens: The Redistricting…, is scheduled for the Newton library.