Legislation

Restricting which websites can accept and transmit voter registration applications.

Expanding the use of juvenile detention and an increased commitment to correctional facilities.

Amending the Constitution of the State of Kansas to require voters to present photographic ID provided by the State of Kansas, the federal government, or a tribal government to vote.

Providing limitations and restrictions on releasing someone charged with a crime using an own recognizance bond.

Authorizing students and student clubs or organizations to engage in certain speech or expression at school and providing a poorly defined civil cause of action for violations.

Creating a maximum length of time for an agreement between a utility company and law enforcement to install surveillance cameras on public utility poles.

Rewriting state statutes to treat federal officers as state and local law enforcement, extending Kansas criminal penalties to interactions with federal agents, and arbitrarily broadening tort immunity to cover enforcement of federal laws and executive orders.

Clarifying the signature verification requirements for advance voting ballot envelopes and providing for the repeal of advance voting statutes, except where advance voting is required by federal law, if a state or federal court issues a final order or judgment which is not subject to appeal invalidating such signature verification requirements.

Enacting the KIRK Act, which expands opportunities for publicly funded discrimination at public colleges and universities.