A question on the ballot next year will ask voters to amend the Constitution to set open elections. Republicans said it would ...

Kansas voters will decide in August 2026 whether to approve a constitutional amendment to elect state Supreme Court justices.

The Kansas Legislature is moving forward with a plan to change the way justices are selected for the Kansas Supreme Court.

Kansans will vote next year on whether to elect Supreme Court justices or keep the current merit-based system. Kansas ...

Voters would need to approve changes to the Kansas Constitution allowing the direct election of Supreme Court Justices in an ...

The House on Wednesday narrowly endorsed a Senate resolution to place the question on the August 2026 ballot, rejecting ...

Kansas voters will decide whether they want to start electing Supreme Court justices, a move the state’s governor has come ...

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Kansas House of Representatives has given approval to a proposed constitutional amendment that will allow voters to choose justices on the state supreme court. T ...

Republican lawmakers are pushing for a constitutional amendment for voters to elect Kansas Supreme Court justices. It has now passed the Senate.

The Kansas Legislature is again toying with the idea of turning Supreme Court justices into regular politicians who have to raise money and campaign in partisan elections.

Kansas City area school districts are training teachers and staff on protocols in case immigration agents try to enter a ...