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October 14, 2026 at 11:07 PM
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December 4, 2024 at 9:39 AM
To help cover today's primary election in Kansas, Journal reporters will contribute to coverage being provided by KMUW, NPR for Wichita.
The Journal will also post live updates about the results on its website.
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The Journal will also post live updates about the results on its website.
#ksleg #kselection
Kansas races: 2026 Aug. 4 Primary live election updates
The Journal will provide live updates on its website about primary election results from across Kansas and beyond throughout the evening.
klcjournal.com
August 4, 2026 at 9:33 PM
To help cover today's primary election in Kansas, Journal reporters will contribute to coverage being provided by KMUW, NPR for Wichita.
The Journal will also post live updates about the results on its website.
#ksleg #kselection
The Journal will also post live updates about the results on its website.
#ksleg #kselection
Before you head to the polls Tuesday, make sure you know where to vote, what to bring and what to expect.
Our voter's guide answers the most common questions to help you cast your ballot with confidence.
✍️ 📷 Jessica Pearce
#ksleg #kselection
Our voter's guide answers the most common questions to help you cast your ballot with confidence.
✍️ 📷 Jessica Pearce
#ksleg #kselection
Voter’s guide: things to know before the Primary Election
Kansas voters go to the polls Tuesday, August 4, to vote on a constitutional amendment and several primaries. Here's what to know.
klcjournal.com
July 31, 2026 at 5:43 PM
Before you head to the polls Tuesday, make sure you know where to vote, what to bring and what to expect.
Our voter's guide answers the most common questions to help you cast your ballot with confidence.
✍️ 📷 Jessica Pearce
#ksleg #kselection
Our voter's guide answers the most common questions to help you cast your ballot with confidence.
✍️ 📷 Jessica Pearce
#ksleg #kselection
What does it look like to tackle a difficult issue without the conversation falling apart? Jessica Pearce takes you inside a Braver Angels debate where Kansans practiced civil discourse while discussing a proposed constitutional amendment.
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#ksleg #kselection
Debating a reset of Kansas’ highest court, ahead of the Aug. 4 primary
At a Braver Angels debate in Topeka, a conversation about electing Supreme Court justices captured broader issues regarding democracy and accountability.
klcjournal.com
July 30, 2026 at 11:15 PM
What does it look like to tackle a difficult issue without the conversation falling apart? Jessica Pearce takes you inside a Braver Angels debate where Kansans practiced civil discourse while discussing a proposed constitutional amendment.
#ksleg #kselection
#ksleg #kselection
Most legislative races never face a real contest. This one does. Here's why Wichita's House District 84 race matters.
✍️ and 📷 Jessica Pearce
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✍️ and 📷 Jessica Pearce
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For the first time in years, central Wichita voters have a choice to make in the 84th District
Rep. Ford Carr and Bonita Gooch are competing in a diverse district with historically low turnout in the 84th District's first contested race in years.
klcjournal.com
July 28, 2026 at 12:37 AM
Most legislative races never face a real contest. This one does. Here's why Wichita's House District 84 race matters.
✍️ and 📷 Jessica Pearce
#ksleg #kselection
✍️ and 📷 Jessica Pearce
#ksleg #kselection
Starting in 2026, Kansas voters will have less time to return mail-in ballots, as the state eliminates the three-day grace period. What does this mean for your vote—and for the future of mail-in voting in Kansas? Find out how this change could impact voters across the state.
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#KSleg #KSelection
If you vote by mail in Kansas, you’ll have less time to return your ballot starting next year
Republicans in the Kansas Legislature repealed a law that gives mail ballots three days after Election Day to arrive and be counted.
klcjournal.com
March 27, 2025 at 9:43 PM
Starting in 2026, Kansas voters will have less time to return mail-in ballots, as the state eliminates the three-day grace period. What does this mean for your vote—and for the future of mail-in voting in Kansas? Find out how this change could impact voters across the state.
#KSleg #KSelection
#KSleg #KSelection