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JD Vance pitches Kansas voters on reelecting Roger Marshall
Kansas and Missouri ballots read at a college sophomore level
Kansas Senate race tightens as early voter turnout surges
Kansas Senate nominee Pastor Adam Hamilton accuses JD Vance of ‘twisting’ his words
From abortion and the Iran War to data centers and property taxes, see where candidates actually stand before you vote.
Kansas and Missouri are among 19 states that don't regulate AI-generated political ads, which have already appeared in races from the U.S. Senate to the Missouri House. Why it matters: AI-generated political ads are becoming more common, but Kansas and Missouri have no rules requiring campaigns to tell voters what's fake. By the numbers: Wesleyan Media Project tracked 10 AI-generated ads in Kansas and three in Missouri through Oct. 11, according...
Cook Shifts Kansas, Nebraska Governor Races Toward Dems
Ad spending in Kansas’ Senate race has jumped tenfold in weeks as Democrats pour money into Republican-heavy districts in the final days before the midterms.The economy appears to be growing at a solid pace,
AI-generated ads have aired in races ranging from Kansas' U.S. Senate contest to a Missouri House race, and neither state requires disclosure to voters.
Gov. JB Pritzker is honorary chair of the PAC that was launched in September and vowed to spend $15 million to help Democrats in districts that President Donald Trump had previously won.
Both candidates insisted during the nearly hour-long debate that they were the most qualified to be the state’s top law enforcement officer.
Kansas Treasurer highlights pension progress, cash management wins, and taxpayer savings while seeking reelection.
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