Tag: Kansas Farm Bureau
Former Colyer campaign chair backs Schmidt
The former chairman of Jeff Colyer's campaign for governor in 2018 is lining up behind Attorney General Derek Schmidt for governor in 2022 as...
Kansas Farm Bureau doles out primary endorsements
The Kansas Farm Bureau on Wednesday rolled out its endorsements, becoming the fourth major state organization to reveal who it is backing in this...
UPDATED: Farm Bureau calls on GOP to unite behind Marshall
(Updated to include comments from Lindstrom and Kobach campaigns with more context and reporting with edits throughout)
The Kansas Farm Bureau on Wednesday endorsed Republican...
UPDATED: Farm Bureau board member wins House seat
(Updated to reflect interview with Newland from Saturday night)
A member of the Kansas Farm Bureau board was elected as the new state representative in...
UPDATED: Farm Bureau board member, Yates Center mayor running for District...
(Updated to reflect second candidate)
A member of the Kansas Farm Bureau board and the mayor of Yates Center are seeking the House District 13...
Kelly makes safe play on Farm Bureau bill, eying potential long-term...
The Farm Bureau's health benefit plan was politically precarious for Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly.
Sign the bill and risk alienating parts of her base that...
Statehouse roundup: Five things you may have missed but need to...
Good morning everyone:
Lots of action at the Capitol from Wednesday to recap this morning, starting with the Senate's evening approval of the Kansas Farm...
Kansas Farm Bureau about to snap 24-year winning streak
The Kansas Farm Bureau's 24-year streak of endorsing winning candidates in the Kansas governor's race is about to end.
This week, the Farm Bureau handed...
Farm Bureau hands out endorsements in Kansas statehouse races
The Kansas Farm Bureau on Wednesday issued its legislative endorsements for the general election.
In the Congressional races, the group is supporting Republican incumbent Roger...
Kobach’s strained relationship with Kansas agriculture
The question at a recent Republican gubernatorial candidate forum seemed like a softball.
What will you do about government overregulation if elected governor?
Secretary of State...
