The Kansas Constitutional

January 2024

Government puts millions of federal tax dollars into six ‘fast-charging’ EV locations in Kansas

Leave a Comment / News, Technology, Transportation / By Ian Brannan

Over $4.6 million in federal tax dollars will be directed to the first six locations selected for the state’s National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula program.

Federal lawsuit filed to determine constitutionality of Kansas’ Convention of States 2/3 requirement

Leave a Comment / Convention of States, Government, News / By Ian Brannan

A federal lawsuit to reverse the ruling for a two-thirds majority requirement to pass a Convention of States (COS) application has been filed by plaintiffs Rep. Michael Murphy (R-

Ranked-choice voting is becoming a popular idea, but the consequences might not be great

Leave a Comment / Elections, Government, Opinions / By Ian Brannan

More and more ranked-choice voting has been getting talked up as the “key to fairer elections,” and after Democrat Laura Kelly became Governor of Kansas, it seems this