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Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt on Friday called on the Legislature to repeal the secretary of state's unique authority to prosecute voter fraud.
Backed by Secretary of State-elect Scott Schwab, the attorney general announced proposed legislation that would leave the prosecution authority with county and district attorneys.
Outgoing Republican Secretary of State Kris Kobach, who just lost a campaign for governor, persuaded the Legislature in 2015 to give him the ability to . . .
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