CAMPAIGN NEWS

Chair’s Message The Kansas legislature temporarily gaveled out on March 27th, giving us a brief respite until the body returns for the veto session on April 9th. Between those two dates, Governor Kelly will decide which bills to sign, veto, or let become law without her signature. This is our last opportunity as constituents to speak with legislators and sway their final votes. Below is a list of bills the Governor may veto, but has yet to do so as of this writing. Please con

Kansas Republicans aren’t being transparent. In the state legislature, they’re suspending rules to bypass the points of input by conferees and their Democratic colleagues.

On January 26th, Senator Brad Starnes introduced SB 381, and it has been referred to the Senate Committee on Education. If you’d like to submit testimony in opposition to this bill, here are some helpful resources and information: read on... SB 381 would mandate instruction that specifically targets communist and socialist ideologies and add a new civics test as a graduation requirement, injecting politics into the classroom and creating an unnecessary barrier for studen

The 2025 general election was a historic feat for the Democratic Party across the country. State assemblyman and mayor-elect, Zohran Mamdani, pulled off a huge upset in New York City; Representative Abigail Spanberger won Virginia’s gubernatorial race by nearly 15 points, and her coattails expanded the Democratic majority in the state house of delegates to its largest in 40 years; and Representative Mikie Sherrill trounced her opponent to become the next governor of New Jerse