Morgan Chilson
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Kansas Reflector Podcast · Kansas Reflector staff preview primary election day 2026 · 3 Aug 2026
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He has really stood up for the fact of President Donald Trump's адміністрації concerns about election security and safety, so has been really outspoken along those lines.
Scott Morgan is also in the race.
He does have some political background, and he was chief counsel and director of federal affairs for Governor Mike Hayden in the past, for instance.
So he does have a some political background there.
And then we have the Attorney General's race, which we've got, of course, incumbent Chris Kobach, who has made a name for himself as a hardliner on immigration.
Who um really goes after election fraud and has been made a significant impact looking at that, really believes in what the Trump administration says about the safety and security of our elections being endangered.
He's going up against Chris Mann, who is a Democrat from the Lawrence area.
And he was he was has an interesting story.
He was a police officer, was hit by a drunk driver on the side of the road, and so ended up losing that career pr at a pretty young age in his twenties, and then went to law school and has been an attorney since then.
Um one of the things on his website is he just feels like there's been
way too much focus on grabbing headlines and scoring political points as opposed to really representing canons Kansas from a legal standpoint.
I am really curious about the constitutional amendment.
I have actually had friends reach out to me because they're confused about the vote.
Many people saying, you know, we already don't we already vote for them because they see judges come up on the election ballots.
And so just walking through exactly how this works in the state of Kansas and making sure that people understand that so that they make an educated vote.
I'm so I'm really interested to see how that turns out.
Good afternoon.
This is Morgan Schulson with the Kansas Reflector, and I am here with Sarah Fazell, who is the executive director of Arts Connect and one of my favorite people to talk to about arts.
She has particularly been an artist and really proactive in the Topeka community, but is active as well throughout the state with her work.
And this story started because about a year ago, I started noticing that every town I went to in Kansas.
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