AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoKansas politics, voting rules: Kansas AG Kris Kobach ordered the League of Women Voters to stop paying for student voter registration, saying gift cards violate state and federal law. Kansas Senate race: A second former GOP governor, Mike Hayden, endorsed Democrat Adam Hamilton over incumbent Roger Marshall, arguing Marshall puts party politics ahead of Kansans and citing concerns about tariffs and costs. Midterm momentum: New York Times/Siena polling shows Democrats tied with Republicans in Kansas for Senate while leading in Alaska, Ohio and Texas—fueling talk of a “perfect storm” for GOP Senate hopes. Campaign spending shift: National Republicans are reportedly moving millions in ads from North Carolina to Kansas to defend Marshall as the race tightens. Immigration fallout in southwest Kansas: ICE raids in Dodge City and nearby communities left residents fearful, with schools and local businesses disrupted as more than 100 arrests were reported. Local governance: Olathe organizers began training for a petition drive to force a state review of the school board’s unanimous vote to close six schools. Economy & services: Kansas SNAP policy changes are raising costs for the state, with Kansas facing tens of millions more in administrative expenses.
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