Democrats ask judge to force start of ‘Vote Anywhere’ law
Democratic Party leaders are going to court to force Secretary of State Scott Schwab to implement a law allowing voters to cast ballots anywhere in...
Prosecution powers retained for secretary of state
Another attempt to strip prosecution powers from the Kansas secretary of state died in the Senate on Monday.
The Senate Judiciary Committee rewrote a bill...
Schwab showing good faith on voting law, key legislator says
Secretary of State Scott Schwab is making a sincere effort to implement the so-called vote-everywhere law and a bill forcing it to start this...
Bill seeks more campaign finance disclosure from candidates
If you want to know who bankrolled a school board candidate in Kansas, most of the time you have to wait until after the...
UPDATED: Foulston announces state Senate candidacy
(Updated to include comment from Democrats and Republicans)
Democrats are turning to a legal star who prosecuted the BTK serial killer to capture a state...
GOP U.S. Senate candidates race to embrace Trump
The first debate pitting three major candidates for U.S. Senate against each other was marked by sometimes testy exchanges as Kris Kobach, Roger Marshall...
Congressional candidates seek to distinguish themselves
Kansas Republicans on Friday got a first glimpse of their candidates seeking to unseat Democratic Congresswoman Sharice Davids in the 3rd District.
Appearing in their...
Hensley signals legal action over vote-everywhere law
The Senate's top Democrat said Friday he's considering legal action to force the Republican secretary of state to implement a law allowing voters to...
Conservative pundit recommended Kobach campaign manager
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kris Kobach revealed in an interview how he came to select a New York City family attorney as his new...
Hartman seriously looking at running for governor in 2022
Wichita oilman Wink Hartman says he's ruled out a bid for the U.S. Senate and is now seriously considering a run for governor in...
