
r/kansas

Republican Senator Roger Marshall: Releasing the Epstein files "not of much interest to me"
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Did Senator Marshall Skip Out On a $700 Cookie Bill?
https://www.rawstory.com/roger-marshall-2678063384/
This is conduct unbefitting of a Kansas senator and more like the conduct of a monster!
Why deep-red Kansas has become an unexpected Senate battleground
cnbc.comTop Democratic Group Pumps Millions Into Kansas Senate Race
nytimes.comKansas GOP candidate for secretary of state fined $93,000 for breaking federal labor law
kansasreflector.comHolscher touts affordability, cannabis, data center plans at rally
kansan.comRoger Marshall’s complicated history of blurring the line between taxpayer dollars and campaign cash
Republican Senator Roger Marshall used your taxpayer money to fund his campaign, in a blatant violation of Senate ethics rules and campaign finance law
Gubernatorial candidate Holscher champions public education, Sternberg, affordability in Hays visit
hayspost.comMarshall GOP primary challenger backs Democrat in Kansas Senate race
>Arch Naramore, who mounted a primary challenge to GOP Sen. Roger Marshall (Kan.) earlier this year, endorsed the senator’s Democratic opponent Thursday.
>Marshall comfortably defeated Naramore in the August primary, but the challenger received more than 20 percent of the vote. Naramore noted that point in the video, saying a “lot of Republicans agreed” with him that “somebody” had to take on the first-term senator.
>Sharing Naramore’s endorsement video on social platform X, Hamilton wrote, “Kansans of every political party agree: Roger Marshall isn’t getting the job done.”
Kansas AG Kris Kobach uses transgender people’s social media posts to defend forcibly outing them
advocate.com‘I work for you’ | Cindy Holscher speaks at local rally
kstatecollegian.comCindy Holscher Reveals What Kansas Voters Have Told Her During Her Gubernatorial Campaign
You can watch the video on YouTube here.
Antora and Pratt Energy to build 5.8 GWh thermal battery in Kansas
I believe there were some local sales and property tax incentives passed for this, but it appears to be a nice win for the community.