The good folks over at the Ike Lab led by Wichita State University political scientist Brian Amos have now finished their data crunching for the primary election.
They have produced district-by-district results for the constitutional amendment calling for the election of justices to the Kansas Supreme Court.
Here's a look at how the amendment did by district and a link to the hard data compared to the 2022 abortion amendment, which became intertwined with the 2026 amendment. The voting patterns are similar between the two amendments.
Overall, the amendment won in nine Senate districts, lost in 30 . . .
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