KCK developer announces for U.S. Senate as Democratic primary grows to five
A commercial real estate developer from Kansas City, Kansas, on Wednesday became the fifth candidate to join the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate.
Erik...
Colyer stands by support from dismissed priest
Former Gov. Jeff Colyer says he stands by the endorsement he received for governor from a high-profile opponent of abortion who was dismissed as...
Democratic U.S. Senate hopefuls target Marshall at forum
Three Democratic U.S. Senate candidates on Monday night used a forum to sharpen their criticisms of Republican incumbent Roger Marshall, saying he shows more...
Corson, Holscher lay out why they’re best candidates for governor
After nearly an hour, the biggest question for Democratic gubernatorial candidates Ethan Corson and Cindy Holscher came in the waning moments of a forum...
Nonprofit group backing Colyer makes first big ad buy in governor’s race
A nonprofit social welfare group backing former Gov. Jeff Colyer in the 2026 governor's race has dropped the first major broadcast buy for the...
Kobach, Mann set to rerun ’22 attorney general’s race; How will it be different?
Chris Mann and Kris Kobach are on a collision course in 2026.
They are setting up for a rematch of 2022 when Kobach edged out...
Political nuggets from Tuesday
A couple items on the political front worth noting from Tuesday.
Colyer fundraising
Former Gov. Jeff Colyer has a fundraiser set for Dec. 2 at an...
Witt joins growing field seeking open Senate seat
Veteran Kansas political strategist Tom Witt, who long battled for the LGBTQ community in the Kansas Legislature, plans to seek the Senate seat that...
After 10-month journey of exploration, former Royals’ GM reflects on 2026 governor’s race
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
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...
