Betty Hanicke, a major conservative political leader in Kansas, and the “Godmother of Johnson County Republican Politics,” celebrates her 83rd birthday today. A stroke in 2001 has limited Betty’s political involvement in recent years. See the rest of this entry …
Federal law keeps many on the voting rolls in Kansas (and other states), but more could be done to keep a more accurate list, and more could be done to protect the integrity of Kansas elections. See the rest of this entry …
Update (March 28): House approves voter ID bill.
Shouldn’t Kansas newspapers mention the political leanings of the polling company, Cooper & Secrest? Do hundreds of thousands of dollars from Kansas Democrats over more than a decade affect Cooper & Secrest’s fairness? See the rest of this entry …
Update (Jan 11): Did Sebelius’ campaign and Kansas Democrats finance this survey? Sebelius spent $9475 with Cooper & Secrest on Nov 30, 2007 for “Research.” The Democratic Tallgrass Committee (4th Congressional District) spent $18,950 with Cooper & Secrest on Nov 30, 2007 for a “Statewide Poll.”