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First week of Advance Voting in Kansas
Females and Democrats received more mail ballots than other groups the first few days EARL F GLYNN JUL 20, 2026 The Kansas Secretary of State on Wednesday started releasing daily summaries of advance mail ballot requests for the Aug. 4 primary election. The chase begins using this data by many political activists to get mail ballots returned, Read more
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The First Duty of the State Board of Education Is to Protect Children
July 18, 2026 Jointly written by: Amy Cawvey, Candidate, Kansas State Board of Education, District 1 Kelly Ancar, Candidate, Kansas State Board of Education, District 5 Alana McWilliams, Candidate, Kansas State Board of Education, District 7 Kristian Gerken, Candidate, Kansas State Board of Education, District 9 Sometimes the most consequential decisions happen when almost no one is Read more
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A District at a Crossroads: Eric Jenkins and the Push for Operational, Community‑Focused Leadership.
July 18, 2026 Kansas’ Third Congressional District has long been an anomaly in a deeply Republican state — a suburban, highly educated, economically strong region that often responds to national trends differently than the rest of Kansas. For several years, Representative Sharice Davids has served the district with a focus on federal programs, tribal advocacy, Read more
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GOP SECOND GOVERNOR’S DEBATE TRANSCRIPT JUNE 5, 2026
By Vicki Kline Kansas GOP Governor’s Debate streamed live June 5, 2026, from Johnson County Community College. The Moderator was Fox 4’s John Holt. Participants were House Speaker Ty Masterson, former County Commissioner Charlotte O’Hara, Kansas Businessman Philip Sarnecki, and Secretary of State Scott Schwab. It was streamed live across the entire state of Kansas Read more
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Mike Brown Bureau of Engraving and Printing Leadership Announcment
Bureau of Engraving and Printing Leadership Announcement The United States Department of the Treasury today announced the appointment of Michael Brown as the next Director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP), one of the nation’s most historic and mission-critical institutions. For more than 160 years, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing has played Read more
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TAKING BACK THE BENCH: Why I Believe Kansans Deserve the Right to Elect Our Supreme Court Justices
By Victoria Kline On August 4, 2026, Kansans will face a choice that goes far beyond a single amendment. It is a choice about who we are as a people, what we believe about self‑government, and whether we still trust the citizens of this state to choose their own leaders. I believe we do. I Read more
