AP Decision Notes: What to Expect in the Kansas State Primary
- Kansas Republicans will choose their candidate for governor in a primary on Tuesday, aiming to end eight years of Democratic control of the state's top office.
- President Donald Trump's influence will be tested in the Kansas Republican primary for governor.
- Democratic Governor Laura Kelly is term-limited, creating an open race seen as a key opportunity for Republicans.
- Voters will decide on a ballot measure to allow direct election of state Supreme Court justices, removing the governor's role in the process.
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AP Decision Notes: What to expect in the Kansas state primary
Kansas Republicans will narrow down a crowded field for governor in a state primary Tuesday as they look to retake the state’s top office after eight years of Democratic rule.
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The Kansas Republicans will reduce a crowded group of aspiring governors in state primary schools on Tuesday, as they seek to regain the state's top position after eight years of Democratic rule. Democrats will decide competitive primaries for governor and the Senate, while Kansasers across the state will consider amending the state constitution to allow for the direct election of state Supreme Court judges.
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