Representative Kirk Haskins raised concerns about selective enforcement after House Elections Committee Chair Pat Proctor called for an investigation into $5 gift cards offered to students registering to vote at two Kansas high schools. According to reporting from Kansas Reflector, Haskins also pointed out that Proctor used state-produced letterhead when posting about the matter on his campaign Facebook page, potentially raising a separate campaign law issue. While Haskins de

Representative Kirk Haskins joined lawmakers, candidates, and community members at the Chucks and Pearls rally at the Kansas Statehouse on September 19. Haskins delivered remarks during the Topeka event, which brought participants together at the Capitol ahead of the November election. His appearance at the rally was featured in national media coverage distributed by Reuters Connect. Source: Reuters Connect Read the full story: https://www.reutersconnect.com/item/rep-kirk-ha

A Kansas court delivered a significant win for voters this July, temporarily blocking the Republican-backed law that eliminated the three-day grace period for mail-in ballots — a law Kirk has been fighting against since it was first introduced. A judge in the District Court of Douglas County granted a temporary injunction on July 16, halting Senate Bill 4 from applying to upcoming elections. The injunction requires election officials to allow a three-day grace period for adva

Rep. Kirk Haskins voiced strong opposition to a proposed constitutional amendment that would add language to the Kansas Constitution specifying that only U.S. citizens are eligible to vote — a protection that federal law already guarantees. Kansas lawmakers passed HCR 5004, a proposed constitutional amendment that will appear on the November 3 general election ballot. A yes vote would amend the Kansas Constitution to state that only a U.S. citizen is eligible to vote in the s