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After 10-month journey of exploration, former Royals’ GM reflects on 2026 governor’s race

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Over the last 10 months, former Kansas City Royals General Manager Dayton Moore has been on a journey exploring what it takes to run...

Masterson assembles national campaign team with Trump ties

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Senate President Ty Masterson has parted ways with Kansas City-based Axiom Strategies in favor of a new team of consultants who have done work...

Prosecutors charge small-town mayor with election fraud based on citizenship

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State prosecutors on Wednesday charged the mayor of the small town of Coldwater with election fraud, alleging that he voted illegally as a citizen...

Candidates start lining up for House races in ’26

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While most of the attention has been focused on statewide races for Kansas governor, secretary of state and attorney general, there's been some action...

Two Republican gubernatorial candidates balk at signing debate pact

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Two Republican Party candidates for governor are unwilling to agree to rules governing who can participate in a party-sanctioned debate, including one planned for...

Lawmakers want closer look at false political attack ads

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Kansas lawmakers want to clean up state politics, looking to find a way to keep false and slanderous ads out of campaigns. The Special Committee...

Former lawmaker kicks off campaign for secretary of state

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Former Democratic state Rep. Jennifer Day on Friday kicked off her campaign for secretary of state, building a campaign on protecting the fairness of...

Federal judge sends three-day grace period lawsuit back to state court

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A federal judge on Thursday sent back to state court a lawsuit challenging the repeal of the state's three-day grace period for mail ballots...

Democrat launches bid for U.S. Senate, expands party primary to four

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Johnson County businesswoman Sandy Spidel Neumann on Thursday morning launched her campaign for U.S. Senate, becoming the fourth Democrat in a primary field seeking...

Davids opens door for statewide run if new congressional map is drawn

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U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids left open the possibility she could run for the U.S. Senate if Republican lawmakers draw her out of the 3rd...