Training for Election Protection Poll Monitors in Kansas's only statewide, non-partisan election protection program. Learn how to observe the polls on Election Day safely, assist voters, and collect data.
Training for Election Protection Poll Monitors in Kansas's only statewide, non-partisan election protection program. Learn how to observe the polls on Election Day safely, assist voters, and collect data.
Training for Election Protection Poll Monitors in Kansas's only statewide, non-partisan election protection program. Learn how to observe the polls on Election Day safely, assist voters, and collect data.
Training for Election Protection Poll Monitors in Kansas's only statewide, non-partisan election protection program. Learn how to observe the polls on Election Day safely, assist voters, and collect data.
In Kansas, felony disenfranchisement strips individuals of their right to vote upon conviction. However, what's often overlooked is that upon completion of your sentence (including any supervised release), you regain your voting rights.
Training for Election Protection Poll Monitors in Kansas's only statewide, non-partisan election protection program. Learn how to observe the polls on Election Day safely, assist voters, and collect data.
In Kansas, felony disenfranchisement strips individuals of their right to vote upon conviction. However, what's often overlooked is that upon completion of your sentence (including any supervised release), you regain your voting rights.
In Kansas, felony disenfranchisement strips individuals of their right to vote upon conviction. However, what's often overlooked is that upon completion of your sentence (including any supervised release), you regain your voting rights.
You're invited! Join us for a meaningful afternoon on June 27th from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Thompson Park. Together, we'll connect with Kansans who have been impacted by the criminal justice system through a postcard-writing campaign.
In Kansas, felony disenfranchisement strips individuals of their right to vote upon conviction. However, what's often overlooked is that upon completion of your sentence (including any supervised release), you regain your voting rights.