The grace period for advance mail ballots to arrive at election offices within three days of the polls closing remained intact Thursday after the Kansas Supreme Court decided against taking up an emergency appeal of a lower-court ruling.
A split Supreme Court on Thursday ruled against taking up the secretary of state's request for a stay of a lower-court ruling that kept the three-day grace period in place after it was abolished by the Legislature.
The court also denied the . . .
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