Not a Blue Wave, but Dems win control of U.S. House of Representatives and gain some Governorships

By Robert A. Vella The hoped for “blue wave” didn’t materialize in the 2018 midterm elections held yesterday, but it Continue reading →

Documents Show Political Lobbying in Census Question About Citizenship

Documents released in a lawsuit attempting to block the inclusion of a question about citizenship in the 2020 census show Continue reading →

Federal judge finds Kris Kobach in contempt of court in voting rights case

TOPEKA, Kan. – A federal judge on Wednesday found Secretary of State Kris Kobach in contempt of court in a Continue reading →

10th Circuit: Kansas Can’t Block Voters From Casting Ballots

Kansas cannot prevent thousands of eligible voters from casting ballots in the November federal election because they didn’t prove they Continue reading →

Federal lawsuit filed against Kansas Secretary of State for massive voter registration purge

Kris Kobach, the worst Secretary of State in the nation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over his decision to Continue reading →

Kansas Secretary of State tries to block release of voting tapes after statistical anomalies noted

Beth Clarkson has extensively studied voting patterns in Kansas and noted several troubling statistical anomalies, ones that always benefited Republican Continue reading →

Michael A. Smith: Kobach’s laws suppressing votes, not fraud

By Michael A. Smith There is real voter fraud going on in Kansas and across America. Ironically, the perpetrator is Continue reading →

Court clears way for two-man race in Kansas

In Kansas’ amazing U.S. Senate race, the stage was set for the Kansas Supreme Court to have the final say. Continue reading →