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Pott. County expansion to occur in 2024 election cycle, prompting unanticipated legal hurdle - Vimarsana News

Pott. County expansion to occur in 2024 election cycle, prompting unanticipated legal hurdle

Expansion of the Pottawatomie County Commission won’t occur until 2024. County Counselor John Watt informed commissioners Monday that when voters approved expanding the county board from three to five seats this past November, the decision triggered a number of statutes, including whether expansion would occur as part of a special election or at the next [...]

Source: b1047.com
Kansas House, Senate members to take oaths of office Monday - Vimarsana News

Kansas House, Senate members to take oaths of office Monday

The Kansas legislature goes back to work on Monday, deciding how to spend your tax dollars

Source: kake.com
GOP elections chief in Kansas decries 'horrible environment' - Vimarsana News

GOP elections chief in Kansas decries 'horrible environment'

Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab defends the integrity of Kansas elections despite the wide circulation of baseless claims of problems among fellow Republicans

Source: kmuw.org
Conspiracists seeking key state election posts falling... - Vimarsana News

Conspiracists seeking key state election posts falling...

Republicans who backed Donald Trump’s failed efforts to overturn the 2020 election have lost key races to oversee elections in some competitive states

Conspiracists seeking key state election posts falling short - Vimarsana News

Conspiracists seeking key state election posts falling short

Republicans who backed Donald Trump's failed efforts to overturn the 2020 election lost key races to oversee elections in some competitive states, even as others remained positioned to take those offices in more conservative parts of the country.