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Kansas voters head to the polls today for a historic Election Day, where a major constitutional amendment could shift how Supreme Court justices are chosen—from appointments to elections. With races for governor, U.S. Senate, Congress, and all state House seats also on the ballot, Kansans are making critical decisions that shape their state’s future. Supporters like Jennifer Weast see the amendment as a vital voice for democracy, while critics like Catherine Searle warn it could politicize the court and threaten abortion rights. Polls close at 7 PM—get in line if you’re still waiting—and remember: only party members vote in primaries, but everyone can weigh in on the amendment. Your vote matters whether you’re choosing your next representative or rewriting the state’s judicial system.

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