A group affiliated with the American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas plans to pump $600,000 into state and local elections this fall, more than twice what it spent in the 2022 elections.
The group - Kansans United for Civil Liberties - plans to drop money in at least 10 Kansas House and countywide races in the general election.
The campaign was described as "one of the largest civil liberties-oriented voter education efforts in recent history in Kansas."
“We’re answering the call from voters across the state, who in this moment are understandably craving a nonpartisan and reliable perspective in . . .
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