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Democratic delegates who had pledged themselves to Biden following Kansas and Missouri’s presidential primary votes were largely united around Harris before they met Monday night to endorse her. The votes helped give Harris enough support to secure the party's presumptive nomination.
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Kris Van Meteren claims he seized ownership of the No Labels political party on Monday. He lashed out against Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab, accusing him of working on behalf ‘fever swampers’ aligned with his personal opponents when Schwab invalidated the two nominations Van Meteren made for the upcoming election.
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First-time candidate Lily Wu and incumbent Wichita Mayor Brandon Whipple pushed their way to the front of a crowded field to emerge from August's primary election. The two will now meet Nov. 7 in the general election.
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Incumbent Becky Tuttle faces off against two different challengers for the District 2 seat.
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Bob Stephan, a Republican, served as attorney general from 1979 to 1995, the longest tenure in the office in Kansas.
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Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab defends the integrity of Kansas elections despite the wide circulation of baseless claims of problems among fellow Republicans
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Following Derek Schmidt's narrow loss to Gov. Laura Kelly, the Kansas GOP will flex its organizational muscle by invoking provisions of the party’s “loyalty clause” to oust from party committees any Republican lawmakers who signed a candidate petition for independent Dennis Pyle.
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Jim Howell wins a third term, and Pete Meitzner wins a second term.
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Despite opposition from students and the ACLU, the Gardner Edgerton school board approved a policy that bans transgender students from using their preferred restroom or playing on sports teams that align with their gender identity. "You don't care about teen suicide," one student said.
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A Kansas Democratic stronghold is up for grabs for the first time in 28 years. Can a Republican win?District 35, in Kansas City, Kansas, hasn’t sent a Republican to the statehouse for more than 30 years. But GOP candidate Sam Stillwell thinks voters in the district may have more in common with his party than they think.
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Stakes are high for the Kansas 3rd Congressional District. In the upcoming election, the party of the winner could control the House of Representatives for the next two years.
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U.S. District Judge Daniel Crabtree denied a request by six Kansans to intervene in the upcoming election. Crabtree said the plaintiffs, who claimed the devices were vulnerable to Chinese communists, were “long on suspicion, contingency and hypothesis, but short on facts.”