Secretary of State of Kansas

Court Rules Kansas Can’t Require Voters To Show Proof Of Citizenship

The ruling by a federal appeals court panel dealt a blow to efforts by Republicans in several states to enact restrictive voting laws.
By Roxana Hegeman, AP

Laura Kelly Defeats Kris Kobach To Win Kansas Governor's Race

Her victory over a key ally of the president comes two years after the state overwhelmingly voted for Donald Trump.
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Kris Kobach's Lead In Governor's Race Shrinks After Vote Count Discrepancy

In an unofficial tally, Kobach's office said his opponent got 100 fewer votes than county officials said he did.
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Kris Kobach Could Be The Next Governor Of Kansas

The Trump supporter has made a name for himself with anti-immigrant views and allegations of voter fraud. Will Republicans make him their pick for governor?
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Kansas Proof Of Citizenship Law

The judge said the law championed by the Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach violated federal law and the 14th Amendment.
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The Kris Kobach Voter Fraud Trial Was About Much More Than Kris Kobach

The ACLU's efforts to undermine experts who believe voter fraud is a substantial problem will have a lasting legacy.
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Kris Kobach Begins To Show Why He Thinks There's Widespread Voter Fraud In Kansas

The state official points to data showing 38 flagged names on one county's rolls in an 18-year period.
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Trump's Voter Fraud Czar, And His Claims About Illegal Voting, Are About To Go On Trial

“This could really be in a lot of ways the case where we really put the evidence of fraud on trial in this country," said the ACLU's Dale Ho.
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