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

Kansas lawmakers talk a good game about letting the citizens decide, but only if they get to choose the topic and the timing.

Lawmakers in the Kansas Legislature have approved of a constitutional amendment regarding who has the right to participate in ...

A proposed state constitutional amendment would require Kansas Supreme Court justices to be elected rather than appointed by the governor.

A bill to restore discounted hunting and fishing licenses to older adults in Kansas and make big changes for non-resident ...

“Today marks a historic turning point in Kansas,” Kobach said. “Voters will now get to decide whether to reclaim the right to vote for justices, which they enjoyed from statehood until 195 ...

“Today marks an historic turning point in Kansas. Voters will now get to decide whether to reclaim the right to vote for justices, which they enjoyed from statehood until 1958,” Kobach said.

The way Kansas LGBTQ+ youths in foster care are placed into homes could change after lawmakers forced a bill into law that permits foster children to be placed with families who don’t affirm a child’s ...

If the constitutional amendment gets supermajority support in the Legislature, Kansans would vote on the ... after the Kansas Supreme Court ruled in favor of abortion rights and mandated school ...

Voters in Kansas City cast early ballots ahead of the 2025 municipal election, deciding on school funding, public safety tax renewal, and the future of Longfellow Park.

While Kansas allows direct democracy ... marijuana (65%), a women’s right to choose (65%), assault weapon bans (55%) — could be put to a vote of the people, once and for all.

Kansas voters will decide next year whether state Supreme Court justices should be elected, a monumental choice as Republican lawmakers try to bring to heel a court that’s protected abortion access.