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Shawnee County voters who voted via provisional ballot have work to do
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Here is how much money Topeka mayoral and council candidates fundraised
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Affordable housing, police accountability and economic development on Topeka s east side were among a number of topics the city s five mayoral candidates discussed Tuesday in a forum hosted by the local African-American Women s Voter Alliance.
The forum moderated by Christine Smith, the group s founder, and Timothy Smith, a senior adviser to the alliance was meant to inform voters and shed light on issues of importance to Topeka s Black community.
Nearly two dozen questions were asked of candidates Daniel Brown, Leo Cangiani, Patrick Klick, John Lauer and Mike Padillia, with each person given about a minute to respond. Though some questions went unanswered, candidates gave attendees and viewers watching through a livestream on Facebook a better idea of their positions and policy initiatives.
Topeka s primary election has more than 700 votes cast in first week
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Advocacy groups file suit over new Kansas voting laws, arguing they are needlessly oppressive Andrew Bahl, Topeka Capital-Journal © Evert Nelson/The Capital-Journal Registered Shawnee County voters fill out their advance ballots Friday morning at the county election office at 3420 S.W. Van Buren. That office will be closed to the public Saturday and Sunday. Registered voters will then be able to vote in advance there from 8 a.m. to noon Monday.
A coalition of advocacy groups have filed suit in opposition to two laws approved by the legislature last month, arguing they violate the Kansas Constitution by making it harder for residents to vote and infringing on their free speech rights.