Kansas voters set to decide whether state Supreme Court justices should be elected
Kansas voters are scheduled to decide Aug. 4 whether to replace the state’s appointment-and-retention system for Supreme Court justices with direct elections.
Kansas voters are scheduled to decide Aug. 4 whether to replace the state’s appointment-and-retention system for Supreme Court justices with direct elections.
Kansas voters will decide whether to amend the state constitution to replace the current Supreme Court nominating and appointment process with elections for the court’s seven seats.