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Kansas Democrats are pushing marijuana legalization bills, but the measures are unlikely to pass this session. Separately, party leaders say they want to break the GOP supermajority in the Kansas House in 2026. No direct Kansas governor candidate news is reported. The Kansas-specific items are more about the broader political climate than the governor race itself, so the market impact looks limited. The supermajority push may slightly improve Democratic sentiment, but it does not directly shift the governor contest.
Longtime Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-S.C., one of the oldest members of Congress, said Thursday that he’ll run for an 18th term in the House, breaking with two oth
WASHINGTON — Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, reversed himself on the Senate filibuster Wednesday after years of unflinching support for the 60-vote threshold to
Several Democratic states are moving to bar federal immigration agents from being near polling places and other election sites, amid persistent worries that President Donald Trump will use federal law enforcement or the military to disrupt the midterm elections. Measures to restrict federal agents from operating at or near election-related locations have been offered in more than half a dozen ...
Whether by law, referendum or special election, redistricting efforts are happening across the county. Utah, Florida, and New York, could be next.
The Justice Department’s push to obtain state voter rolls has become a major legal battleground for election security ahead of the midterm elections.
After past efforts failed to break the Republican supermajority, DNC chair Ken Martin believes 2026 is the year for Kansas House Democrats.
After politicians promised voters property tax relief in the 2024 election, will Kansas lawmakers find a solution this year before the 2026 elections?
Kansas Democrats push for marijuana legalization bills, citing potential 'billion-dollar' revenue for housing and child care, despite GOP opposition.
Republicans have a slight advantage in the redistricting battle but it is unclear how much difference this will make.
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