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League of Women Voters of Kansas Requests Kansas Legislature to Adopt Technical Rules and Redistricting Guidelines
League of Women Voters of Kansas Expresses Disappointment with late night Listening Tour announcement
Kansas Civic Groups File Motion for Temporary Injunction Against New Voter Education Restriction
Kansas Civic Groups File Lawsuit Against Voter Suppression Laws
Updates from the Kansas Legislature
Longtime political analyst Paul Johnson writes Policy Watch Weekly Update during the legislative session. Find it here! Along with LWVK testimony, Action Alerts, resources, and Legislative Observer Corps reports.
Read LWVK’s monthly newsletter VOTER Notes.
Mark Your Calendar- Election Deadlines
Tue. Sept 28
National Voter Registration Day
Tue. Oct 12
Last day to register to vote for General Election
Wed. Oct 13
Advance Voting Begins at county’s discretion
Tue. Oct 26
Last day to request mail ballot
November 2, 2021
General Election
LWVK Strategic Plan, 2020-2023
Centennial Celebration
Find out more about our year-long celebration of events commemorating the centennial of 19th Amendment and the League of Women Voters!
LWVK Virtual Council 2020
Click here to view documents from Council 2020
Recommended Viewing and/or Reading
LWV Leaders for Democracy Spring 2018 Webinar, featuring Marge Ahrens from LWVK, talking about the LWV Kansas/Fish v. Kobach case (scrub ahead to 29:50 to hear the Kansas story).
LWVK recommendations for Kansas election law reform “Free State Election Reform” (currently under review)
LWVK Factsheet: “Issues Related to the Secure and Fair Elections (S.A.F.E.) Act”
Media Coverage
League affirms stance (gun control position)
See more from our archive of media coverage.
See LWVK photos.
In 2016, the League of Women Voters of Kansas received the top national honor at the LWVUS convention! The Making Democracy Work(R) award is presented biennially to a state League for doing “the most to strengthen democracy” in its community.