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Kansas Senate secures GOP petition signatures to call special legislative session

Kansas Senate Republicans secured 27 signatures needed to call a special session aimed at redistricting to improve GOP chances against Democrat Sharice Davids, pending House approval.

  • On Oct 27, 2025, Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson announced Senate Republicans secured the minimum 27 signatures to call a special session to consider new congressional district boundaries aimed at defeating U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids, D-Kansas.
  • President Donald Trump urged Republican-led states to pursue mid-decade redistricting to maintain GOP control, though Kansas would normally wait until 2032 after census-based decennial redistricting.
  • In the 40-person Kansas Senate Republicans hold 31 seats, a 31-9 advantage, and the Kansas House of Representatives has 125 seats with an 88-37 GOP edge requiring 84 signatures to call a special session.
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LJ World broke the news in on Monday, October 27, 2025.
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