Game On for Kansas Schools is releasing its roster for the August 4, 2026 primary races for Governor, State Board of Education, and the Kansas House of Representatives. The candidates we believe will be the best advocates for public education are on our roster, while incumbents who have repeatedly failed to support public education are “Benched for academic ineligibility.” Kansas students, educators and their families are counting on you to be an informed voter. This roster is for candidates with contested primaries. We will release additional rosters for the general elections after the August primaries. Originally posted to...
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Vote No on the Constitutional Amendment
They’ve been telling us for years, including these 3 examples from the past 13 years, they want to change the selection of Supreme Court justices because they don’t want to adequately fund public schools. Vote NO on the constitutional amendment to protect our schools and the children they serve. They are counting on you! Originally posted on facebook July 31, 2026...
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Leave a Comment Mom’s for Liberty Candidates Running for State Board of Education
Kansans learned that having Moms for (only some people’s) Liberty-supported candidates on their local school boards was harmful and reclaimed their boards/rejected those candidates after they had some initial success. Now they have a full slate of candidates running for our State Board of Education, including 2 running in the Republican primary. We believe Jean Clifford and Destry Brown will better serve Kansas students....
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Leave a Comment 1776 Project PAC Trying to Take Over Kansas State Board of Education
The 1776 Project PAC is NOT a Kansas PAC but is trying to take over our State Board of Education. Please don’t let them. We support Jean Clifford in District 5 and Destry Brown in District 9 as they oppose 1776 Project PAC candidates....
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Leave a Comment Mail Ballot Drop Box Locations
The Kansas Secretary of State page has a lot of good information but we think mail ballot drop box locations should be posted by now. In the meantime we recommend checking your county election office. UPDATE: Please see Rep. MacDonald’s comment below, and as we said, you can refer to your local county election office....
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