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UPDATED: KNEA poll shows governor’s race in a dead heat
(Updated to include margin of error, more poll details, recasts lead; edits throughout, corrects Kobach's unfavorable rating)
Democrat Laura Kelly and Republican Kris Kobach are...
UPDATED: First Kansas gubernatorial debate set for Sept. 5
(Updated to reflect second event sponsored by Kansas Chamber)
The general election campaign for the Kansas governor's race gets into full swing next week with...
KNEA hands out general election endorsements
The Kansas National Education on Tuesday announced that it was endorsing Democratic state Sen. Laura Kelly and her running mate, state Sen. Lynn Rogers,...
Kansas Political Replay: What you may have missed but need to know
Nothing to start your week like with a bombshell announcement that Gov. Jeff Colyer's campaign chairman is going to split from the party and...
State Supreme Court asked to review ‘wrongful birth’ law
A Kansas couple want the state Supreme Court to review a law banning lawsuits against physicians who don’t tell parents about their unborn child’s...
Johnson County works out coding bug in election system; Vendor apologizes for counting delay
Johnson County election officials believe they have worked out the bug in their election system that led to an extensive delay in counting votes...
Sunflower Sunday Reader: Kansas reacts to McCain’s passing; Hineman’s letter a threat?; Kobach bullish...
Good morning:
A lot of folks are waking up this morning with a heavy heart with the passing of U.S. Sen. John McCain late Saturday....
UPDATED: Kelly promises to quietly lead state as ‘education governor’
(Updated to reflect comments from the Kobach)
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Laura Kelly on Saturday night promised to slam the door on the era of former...
Kobach accused of ‘slow-rolling’ efforts to secure election security grants
Kansas is one of two states nationwide that haven't submitted plans for spending millions in federal money for protecting voting systems, leading a secretary...
