Kansas Republicans

Democrats' hopes, boosted by decent polling and lots of fundraising success, ran into reality last week.

Going into the 2021 legislative session, Kansas GOP lawmakers have 87 of 125 House seats and 29 of 40 Senate seats.

The August primary for the state legislature saw more moderates exit the political stage.

Former Republican on why he co-founded the Lincoln Project for disaffected Republicans and two Kansas political insiders explain why moderate Republicans have largely disappeared from state politics.

This likely isn't the last time there'll be a fight over the disaster declaration, as the State Finance Council must vote monthly on whether to extend it.

GOP delegates from Kansas and Missouri discuss a virtual political convention unlike any other, how the Kansas Human Rights Commission could expand LGBTQ protections in the state, and a long-running craft fair receives patrons in-person again.

A late entrant into the race for Kansas' 3rd Congressional District, Tom Love has little in the way of endorsements or funding, but he's made education the core of his campaign.

Teachers discuss their thoughts on virtual learning and returning to in-person classes during the pandemic, former state lawmaker Tom Love on his bid for the Republican nomination for Kansas' 3rd Congressional District, and a 24-year-old survivor of COVID-19 shares his story.

The balance of power may shift in the Kansas Statehouse depending on whether conservative Republicans can win back legislative seats lost to GOP moderates in 2016.

If she wins in next week's primary, Amanda Adkins will face Rep. Sharice Davids in November's general election.

How does Adrienne Vallejo Foster characterize Davids' first term? "She's done nothing," said the Republican candidate.

Five Republicans running for the U.S. Senate debated farm issues in Manhattan on Saturday. They all described themselves as loyalists to President Donald Trump.