Clay Wirestone

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704 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 1 Jun

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Kansas Reflector Podcast · Kansas Reflector staff recap 2026 legislative session · 6 Apr 2026 podcast

Now, basically every budget, Tim, there's a few little strange things that sneak in there, little gremlins that show up in the dead of night.

So were there some quirky things that you noticed in looking through the budget?

I think that's a fair recap, Tim.

Sherman, turning to you, this was something you tracked throughout the session.

I paid some special attention to.

There were lots of bills, lots of talk about elections in Kansas, how they're run, what the restrictions are, if any, on voters.

What ended up happening with elections?

Well, anti-Semitic.

Anti-Semitic, yes.

Well, and just to be clear here, too, this is all playing out against the backdrop of debate in Washington, D.C.

over the SAVE Act, a big package of voting and election changes really being advocated for by President Donald Trump.

OK, moving on forward, forward like this semi truck from my original analogy.

Morgan, speaking of something that had some issues right at the end, as you know, bumper makes contact with building property tax measures were hotly debated throughout the session and something kind of happened at the end.

us.

And that would have taken the form of a constitutional amendment.

That voters would have to go out and decide.

OK, so, Anna, the time has come.

It's come for you.

One of the you had a really, to me at least, I thought, fascinating story about some really dramatic changes that had been proposed and I believe now adopted to the state's parole system that were part.

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