Monday, January 8, 2024

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Happy New Year!

Today the KSleg gavels in at 2:00 pm for year two of the 2023-2024 biennial Legislative Session. Week one is historically pretty slow. However, every seat in the 125-member House and 40-member Senate is up for re-election in November. Since incumbents are not allowed to raise campaign funds until after the session ends, we expect the pace to be a little quicker this year so they can end on schedule. Click to view the 2024 session deadlines for important dates.

Make the next two minutes count: Take 3 simple actions to help save public schools & protect voting rights!

‼️ACTION ALERT‼️

As we wade into March, and ever further into the legislative session​, we continue to see harmful bills advancing in the KSLeg. ​Among them are targeted attacks ​on voting rights, ​religious freedom, and ​public education.

MAKE TONIGHT COUNT! Ask five friends to join you in taking the two actions below & help stop these legislative attacks on Kansans. 

March came in like a lion at the KSleg

It’s Day #1 of floor votes before Turnaround -- and it’s going to be a looong one. The House gaveled in at 9:30 am and the Senate convened at 10:30 am. It's not too late to take action!

INTRODUCING THE NEW & IMPROVED KSLEG LOOKUP

Mainstream is dedicated to providing you with as much information and support possible in the continued fight against extremism. With our new interactive lookup it's now possible to easily find who represents you in the Kansas legislature, view their real-time legislative scorecard, and monitor their votes on Mainstream-tracked bills as they happen during session.

It’s time for another round of “what is the extremist KS Legislature doing to consolidate power now?” 

If you guessed “trying to confuse Kansas voters with two new constitutional amendments on the November ballot” then you’re a winner! (Except that no one is really a winner when it comes to the KS Legislature lately).

Let’s try to break down what’s happening this time before you head to the polls.

This November, Kansas voters will be asked to retain judges, including six of the seven Kansas Supreme Court Justices. This vote will determine the make-up of the state's highest court and could have a monumental impact on the future of Kansas policy. Mainstream Coalition is encouraging you to vote on Nov 8 to RETAIN ALL.