TOPEKA (KSNT) – Kansans have approved an amendment to the state’s constitution Tuesday to specify who has the ability to vote in future elections, according to reporting from NBC.
Kansans voted in favor of approving the proposed constitutional amendment during the general election on Nov. 3, according to reporting from NBC. The amendment clarifies who has the ability to participate in elections in Kansas, specifying that only a person who is a citizen of the U.S. is able to vote in the Sunflower State.
- ‘Yes’ votes – 629,966/63%
- ‘No’ votes – 370,102/37%
Lawmakers approved the constitutional amendment in 2025, sending it on to Kansas voters for final approval. You can learn more about the proposed amendment by heading to the Kansas Legislature’s website.
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