AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoKansas Courts Vote: Kansans decisively rejected a GOP-backed constitutional amendment that would have changed how Kansas Supreme Court justices are selected, keeping the current governor-and-commission appointment system and rejecting direct voter elections by about 61% to 39%. State Politics: The vote was framed by supporters as reducing attorney influence, while opponents warned it would inject more politics and money into the judiciary—especially around abortion and school funding. Primary Results (Southeast Kansas): In Kansas House District races, voters picked nominees for November, including District 2 (Kenneth Collins vs. Dan Muter) and other Southeast Kansas contests. Local Governance: Kansas voters also rejected the Supreme Court selection change statewide, while local primaries continued to set up November matchups across counties. Corrections & Community: A Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters raffle drew more than $72,000, with prize winners announced after the primary.
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