U.S. Army Col. (Ret.) Pat Proctor is a Kansas representative and chairman of the Kansas House Committee on Elections. He is ...

After the election, Krebs said that the 2020 contest was “the most secure in American history,” citing the use of paper ballots and post-election audits as key safeguards. Trump later fired Krebs.

After the election, Krebs said that the 2020 contest was “the most secure in American history,” citing the use of paper ballots and post-election audits as key safeguards. Trump later fired Krebs.

Kansas City, Johnson County and Wyandotte County use election equipment from Electric Systems and Software, including a touch screen ballot marking device, which prints out paper ballots, and a ...

Paper ballots in the fourth-largest county in Kansas had to be folded for transport to polling locations. The creases have made some unreadable by vote counting machines.

Topeka — The Kansas Senate on Tuesday approved a senator’s efforts to ensure all voting systems in Kansas use a paper ballot with a distinctive watermark. Senate Bill 389, introduced by Sen ...

But Kansas’ director of elections, Bryan Caskey, said he was grateful the close race showcased the long effort election officials go through to count and certify results every year “whether ...

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — As rumors continue to circulate regarding the integrity of elections across the country, the Kansas Secretary of State wants voters to have the same information he does about ...

Kansas has a mix of paper ballots and electronic machines with and without a paper trail, with some voting machines that spit out a paper receipt. But Kansans have reported printouts not matching ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Whether you’re a first-time voter or a seasoned pro, there’s a lot of information to make sure you’re up-to-date before the primary election in Missouri and Kansas on ...

However, if you want to use a paper ballot, ... or request to receive an absentee ballot by mail. Kansas begins advanced voting in-person 20 days before Election Day, ...

U.S. District Judge Kathryn Vratil ruled Thursday that a Kansas law banning the prefilling of advance mail ballot applications is unconstitutional.