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The Missouri House passed a GOP-backed bill that would increase the threshold needed for voter approval of a proposed constitutional amendment. But the first language that Missourians actually asks whether the constitution should be amended to “allow only citizens" to vote — something that's already clear under state law.
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Most people in Missouri and Kansas could not pass the history portion of the U.S. citizenship test, according to a survey released in February.Neither…
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Newly unsealed testimony given by Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach suggests he knew that the federal motor voter law might have to be amended for…
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A federal judge has ordered Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach to produce two documents that he flashed during a visit with then President-elect Donald…
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Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach says he has secured his first conviction of a non-citizen for voting illegally.In a news release, Kobach says that…
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The number of registered voters in Kansas has risen by more than 40,000 since the 2012 presidential election, according the Secretary of State’s office.…
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Kansans who register at motor vehicle offices will appear on the regular voter rolls and get standard ballots for the upcoming general elections. "If they…
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The Douglas County clerk says his office will offer financial assistance to residents who need an out-of-state birth certificate to prove their…
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Voter registration applications for more than 12,000 people in Kansas are on hold because of missing documents that could prove U.S. citizenship. A state…
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A state regulatory board has rejected a proposed change to voter registration rules requiring Kansans to show proof of citizenship.The rules took effect…