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11/05/2025

In the recent elections, Kansas voters opted for stability and leadership instead of turmoil. 🗳️ Learn how the recent results reflect their preferences and the implications for upcoming legislative discussions.

Kansas voters chose steadiness over spectacle at the polls. Also: Republicans backed off a special session on redistricting, saving that fight for January.

10/06/2025

This week, the Kansas Corporation Commission holds a hearing on October 8 to determine how large energy users, such as data centers, will be charged for their substantial electricity needs. This proposal aims to prevent costs from being passed on to ordinary consumers, ensuring that big players bear the financial responsibility for their energy use.

Kansas regulators weigh a big-user power plan on Oct. 8 (think: AI data centers). It would make data centers cover new electric grid costs they trigger.

09/23/2025

As Kansas prepares for a pivotal vote on judicial elections, the stakes couldn't be higher. Lawmakers have placed SCR 1611 on the ballot, which aims to abolish merit selection for Supreme Court justices. Find out what this could mean for the future of judicial independence in Kansas: https://billbee.ai/bills/scr1611?utm_source=capitolbee.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=the-judicial-elections-arms-race-is-coming-for-kansas

With a new justice sworn in on Sept. 17, Kansas’ 2026 ballot fight to elect our Supreme Court justices just got real. Also: Thoughts on censorship.

09/22/2025

📢 The judicial-elections arms race is heating up in Kansas! With a new justice sworn in, the upcoming 2026 ballot for electing Supreme Court justices is shaping up to be a major battleground. Read more about the implications and the push from both sides in this critical fight. 🔍 👉

With a new justice sworn in on Sept. 17, Kansas’ 2026 ballot fight to elect our Supreme Court justices just got real. Also: Thoughts on censorship.

09/19/2025

The upcoming Kansas Corporation Commission hearing on October 8 is crucial for determining how large energy users, such as data centers, will be charged for their substantial electricity needs. This proposal aims to prevent costs from being passed on to ordinary consumers, ensuring that big players bear the financial responsibility for their energy use. More details can be found in the full article! 📅

Kansas regulators weigh a big-user power plan on Oct. 8 (think: AI data centers). It would make data centers cover new electric grid costs they trigger.

09/17/2025

💡 Kansas is paving the way for electricity mega-users with a new plan that aims to protect everyday Kansans from rising costs. On October 8, regulators will discuss a proposal requiring large power consumers, like data centers, to cover their own infrastructure costs. Read more: 👉

Kansas regulators weigh a big-user power plan on Oct. 8 (think: AI data centers). It would make data centers cover new electric grid costs they trigger.

09/12/2025

The shooting at UVU has officials debating Kansas laws on concealed carry at schools. The law permits concealed carry on campuses unless 'adequate security measures' are in place. Explore the details in this insightful commentary: https://www.ksrevisor.gov/statutes/chapters/ch75/075_007c_0020.html?utm_source=capitolbee.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=after-the-uvu-assassination

Charlie Kirk was shot and killed during a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University. Kansas campuses allow concealed carry unless a venue flips on “adequate security measures.” Here’s what our universities actually do (and what this moment might signal for 2026).

09/11/2025

In the aftermath of the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk during a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University, reactions are roiling across the nation. This incident raises critical questions about campus safety and the implications of political violence. Read the full story here:

Charlie Kirk was shot and killed during a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University. Kansas campuses allow concealed carry unless a venue flips on “adequate security measures.” Here’s what our universities actually do (and what this moment might signal for 2026).

08/05/2025

Truth #1: Winning is more than dominating Johnson County. In 2022, Gov. Kelly’s victory hinged on

It's time for some straight talk about the Democratic race for Kansas Governor.

08/04/2025

🔍 New from Capitol Bee: straight talk about the Kansas Dem primary races and five essential realities every supporter needs to confront. Spoiler: emotional connection matters more than policy wonkery. Read it now →

It's time for some straight talk about the Democratic race for Kansas Governor.

07/10/2025

Will Kansas Democrats retain the governorship in 2026 and continue policies like Medicaid expansion and public school funding? The stakes couldn't be higher, as the race is now more competitive with various Democratic contenders emerging. Explore the implications of this upcoming election and learn more about the candidates: [Kansas Governor's Race Overview](https://capitolbee.com/p/lets-talk-about-the-governor-s-race).

It's still over a year away, but it's probably time to start thinking about the 2026 Kansas Governor's race.

07/10/2025

The 2026 Kansas Governor's race is heating up! 🏛️ As we prepare for this pivotal election, it's essential to understand the candidates, the stakes involved, and how upcoming policies could shape our future. Dive into our latest article for a comprehensive overview of this critical race: [Let's Talk About the Governor's Race](https://capitolbee.com/p/lets-talk-about-the-governor-s-race).

It's still over a year away, but it's probably time to start thinking about the 2026 Kansas Governor's race.

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