From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSFight, fight, fight against HB 2438 and HCR 5021.
These measures would make voting harder for eligible Kansans by imposing unnecessary identification and citizenship-marking requirements that create confusion, exclusion, and unequal treatment at the polls. They do not strengthen election security—they undermine access and silence lawful voters. HB
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSTwo Dangerous Kansas Bills
Two dangerous Kansas bills would make voting inaccessible and must be rejected. HB 2438 would require citizenship status to be displayed on state IDs, creating new barriers for eligible voters and increasing the risk of errors, confusion, and discrimination. This requirement would make it harder fo
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSHell NO, SB 428 gotta GO!
SB 428 would force Kansas agencies to share sensitive personal data with federal agencies upon request, bypassing meaningful safeguards, consent, and transparency. This kind of mandatory data-sharing risks exposing families’ private information, chilling access to essential services, and eroding pub
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSHell no to HB 2468. Protect Kansas schools.
This bill would divert Kansas tax dollars away from public schools by expanding voucher programs with limited accountability. That hurts the schools most Kansas kids attend, strains local budgets, and increases inequity—without proven statewide benefit. Kansas should be strengthening public educati
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSOppose Kansas HB 2468
HB 2468 would expand the Tax Credit Scholarship voucher program and commit Kansas to a federal voucher scheme, diverting public funds away from Kansas public schools and into private programs with limited accountability. This undermines the schools that educate the vast majority of Kansas students,
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSHere's to the Children
Thank you for your consistent record of voting in support of early childhood development. Investments in early childhood education, childcare, and family supports pay lifelong dividends—for children, families, and the Kansas economy. These programs strengthen school readiness, improve long-term out
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSUnmask ICE Now
No law-enforcement agency should operate with secrecy that denies the public transparency and accountability. When ICE agents conceal their identities, wear masks, or conduct operations without clear identification, it creates fear, invites abuse, and undermines constitutional protections. Unidenti
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSStand with Your Fellow Human; No to ICE
Stand with your peers and say no to ICE enforcement that violates constitutional rights. Kansas House Democrats have introduced legislation requiring ICE agents operating in Kansas to clearly identify themselves, forego warrantless raids, and respect the same standards of conduct that apply to state
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSKeep kids out of the criminal system—no to HB 2329
HB 2329 moves Kansas in the wrong direction by expanding juvenile detention limits, increasing criminal penalties for youth, and pushing more children into residential facilities instead of evidence-based prevention and rehabilitation. Harsher punishment does not make communities safer—it increases
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSSupport HB 2352
HB 2352 strengthens child protection by requiring duly ordained ministers to report abuse and neglect while preserving the penitential communication privilege. This bill strikes the right balance—protecting children from harm without infringing on sincerely held religious practices. Mandatory repor
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSFully fund special education
Neither the state nor the federal government has met its obligation to fully fund special education, and Kansas students are paying the price. The current statewide shortfall is $208 million, with nearly $30 million per year coming out of Shawnee Mission alone. Districts are forced to cover these ga
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSPass Erin’s Law Today
Kansas has a responsibility to protect children by ensuring they receive age-appropriate education on recognizing, preventing, and reporting sexual abuse. Erin’s Law provides a proven framework that empowers students with knowledge, trains educators to respond appropriately, and strengthens early in
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSNo to HB 2472
HB 2472, the so-called FORUM Act, threatens academic freedom and the First Amendment by inserting the state into decisions about speech, expression, and association on college and university campuses. While framed as protecting free speech, this bill invites political interference, chills open inqui
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSProtect Kansas Citizens from the Gestapo
Protect Kansas citizens from secret-policing tactics and unchecked enforcement. No agency should operate with broad authority that enables intimidation, surveillance, or detention without transparency and due process. History shows that when government power goes unchecked, civil liberties erode an
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSContinue to stand up for the people of Kansas
Kansans deserve leaders who put communities ahead of special interests and politics. Families across our state are concerned about affordable healthcare, strong public schools, fair wages, secure voting rights, and the responsible use of taxpayer dollars. These are not partisan issues—they are every
From a constituent in Prairie Village, KSDefend Kansas tax dollars—no to HB 2468
HB 2468 would double the cap on Kansas’s Tax Credit Scholarship voucher program and opt the state into a federal voucher scheme, redirecting public funds away from Kansas public schools and into private programs with limited oversight. That is not a responsible use of taxpayer money. Kansas tax dol
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