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Kansas Already Limits Voting to Citizens. So What Would November Constitutional Amendment Change?
The ballot says a “yes” vote would clarify that only U.S. citizens can vote. But citizenship is already required, and the proposed amendment changes more than that simple explanation suggests.
Kansans will vote Nov. 3 on another proposed constitutional amendment — this one dealing with who is qualified to vote. The official ballot explanation says…
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