Clay Wirestone

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Kansas Reflector Podcast · Kansans speak through new survey. What do they have to say? · 3 Nov 2025 podcast

Well, and I to me, I think it's it's just very notable that you can have what you might describe as kind of progressive takes on a lot of these issues that we're talking about today.

But when it comes to immigration, like there really does seem to be some, you know, people have some challenges when they or not.

I mean, they have some real mixed feelings.

When it when it comes to that.

Tim, another long-running story, not necessarily a national one, but certainly in Kansas, has been the preservation of our natural resources, particularly water.

And the survey actually asked people a bunch of questions about water this time around.

So what did we learn there?

Well, and it's really interesting to me, Tim, because I feel like this is a topic that we've written about a lot at The Reflector over the years.

And sometimes I feel like there is a certain amount of kind of just, you know, crying, you know, yelling into, you know, an empty room.

the empty landscape on this issue.

It feels like sometimes that stuff doesn't resonate so much with an audience.

And yet, looking at this survey, it does seem like at some point this has permeated the general Kansas population.

People do know about it.

They have thought about it some.

So Morgan, another topic that really reaches into a lot of people's lives would be childcare, you know, affordability, availability, all of those things.

The survey also looked at those concerns and what were Kansans saying there?

Well, I just, you know, I think, you know, again, one of the things we see when we're looking at these results is, you know, you have these issues that are spoken about on like the national level in a really loud way, something like immigration.

And so people have perspectives of that that are perhaps really shaped by national coverage in various ways.

But then you have something like child care issues.

where this is something that's in people's real lives, a lot of people's real lives day to day.

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