Oct 6, 2016
Appeals court upholds voting order, dealing another setback for Kobach
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Oct 6, 2016
Appeals court rules against Kansas in ACLU-led voting rights case
Thousands of prospective voters in Kansas who did not provide citizenship documents will be able to vote in the November election under a federal appeals court ruling late Friday that upheld a judge's order...
Thousands of prospective voters in Kansas who did not provide citizenship documents will be able to vote in the November election under a federal appeals court ruling late Friday that upheld a judge's order...
Sep 28, 2016
KCUR: New Poll Shows Most Kansans Support Reducing Drug Sentences
A huge majority of Kansans say they would support reducing non-violent drug possession from a felony to a misdemeanor as a way to reduce the prison population in the state.
A huge majority of Kansans say they would support reducing non-violent drug possession from a felony to a misdemeanor as a way to reduce the prison population in the state.
Sep 27, 2016
AP: ACLU of Kansas to host town hall on voting rights
The American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas is hosting a telephone town hall on voting rights in the state.The group is inviting 20,000 households across the state to participate in Tuesday's event, which...
The American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas is hosting a telephone town hall on voting rights in the state.The group is inviting 20,000 households across the state to participate in Tuesday's event, which...
Sep 27, 2016
Poll Finds Strong Support Among Kansas Voters for Criminal Justice Reform
More than nine out of 10 Kansas registered voters supports changes to the criminal justice system in Kansas, and more than two-thirds of voters believe the number of prisoners in Kansas needs to be reduced...
More than nine out of 10 Kansas registered voters supports changes to the criminal justice system in Kansas, and more than two-thirds of voters believe the number of prisoners in Kansas needs to be reduced...
Sep 22, 2016
ACLU, Kobach clash in court over proof of citizenship law
Secretary of State Kris Kobach said in court Wednesday an elderly couple challenging Kansas’ proof of citizenship voting law hadn’t demonstrated they are citizens — and therefore eligible to sue.
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Secretary of State Kris Kobach said in court Wednesday an elderly couple challenging Kansas’ proof of citizenship voting law hadn’t demonstrated they are citizens — and therefore eligible to sue.
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