Vote YES on the Right to Vote Amendment

Vote YES on the
Right to Vote Amendment

For too long, political insiders and a small group of lawyers have controlled who serves on the Kansas Supreme Court.

The Right to Vote Amendment ends the backroom deals, takes power away from political insiders, and gives it back to Kansas voters where it belongs.

Why Vote YES

For too long, Kansas voters have been shut out of the process of choosing OUR Kansas Supreme Court Justices.

Instead, a small group of political insiders and lawyers have controlled who gets appointed to our state's highest court.

It's time to end the backroom deals.

The Right to Vote Amendment gives Kansas voters the final say, increasing accountability and putting power back where it belongs, with the people.

Because the people should decide.

What You Will See on Your Ballot

Vote YES

"A vote for this proposition would give Kansas citizens the right to elect Kansas supreme court justices as provided by law. Justices will hold office for terms of six years. The Kansas supreme court nominating commission, whose membership consists of a majority of lawyers, would be abolished."

Vote No

"A vote against this proposition would continue the current system in which the Kansas supreme court nominating commission, whose membership consists of a majority of lawyers, provides the governor a list of three individuals to choose from for vacancies on the Kansas supreme court. Justices hold office for a term of six years and retain their offices if they win a retention election in which they do not face an opponent."

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