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Two political action committees sent out mailers in support of former City Council member Greg Ferris. Ferris says he’s not working with either committee. His opponent, Stephanie Wise, says at least one mailer includes false information.
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People can vote in advance at the centers through Saturday for the Presidential Preference Primary on March 19.
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The state's highest court is considering the constitutionality of a law that prohibits impersonating an election official.
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Election officials expect a large voter turnout for this fall's presidential election.
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June 1 is the filing deadline for local elections.
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The state's GOP-controlled Legislature has shown it’s likely to pass a bill eliminating the three extra days state voters get to return mail-in ballots after an election. But the vote suggests that election conspiracy theory backers don’t have the clout to overcome Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly’s possible veto.
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In a pair of predominantly Hispanic southwest Kansas communities, two women try to become the first Latinas voted into local office. Elections earlier this month show both how far Latina candidates have come and how many barriers they still face.
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The law that is the focus of the litigation makes it a crime to include the voter’s name, address and other information on advance ballot applications, even if the voter provided the information and requested an advance mail ballot application.
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Several satellite voting locations are open until Saturday.
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More attention – and money - is being given to local Wichita elections, as suggested by recent campaign finance reports.