The American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas and the ACLU sent a notice letter Wednesday to Secretary of State Scott Schwab regarding various provisions House Bill 2437’s potential noncompliance with the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA).

All Democracy is Local 2026 finds that Kansas voters’ ease of casting a ballot depends and varies widely on their local county’s policies and practices

Kansas state lawmakers overrode gubernatorial vetoes last week in a broad attack on Kansans’ ability to vote, to be free from unconstitutional detention, and to protest.  

Ahead of pivotal 2026 elections, the Kansas Legislature passed new provisions attacking elections and Kansas voters’ rights from a multitude of directions.

The ACLU of Kansas is warning that, taken as a whole, a package of six bills recently passed by the Kansas House of Representatives constitute one of the most comprehensive and significant attacks on voting and free, fair elections that Kansans have ever seen.

A new poll finds that 70% of Kansas voters across party lines are concerned about politicians trying to undermine the votes of American citizens and that 71% want officials to prioritize protecting democracy.

The ACLU of Kansas, El Centro, and community partners will gather to discuss how Johnson County can lead the way in ensuring language access at the polls.

Just last week this same body claimed we must subject the Supreme Court to partisan elections in order to hear from voters—and yet today they silence those same voters by passing SB 4 into law.

This is a blatant attack by the legislators on our justices, and it’s part of a decades-long pattern of politicians attempting to punish the judicial branch for issuing decisions on education and reproductive freedom that they disagree with."