Vote NO August 4th. And vote for...

Indivisible MHK's endorsements and recommendations.

Advance voting has begun.

Advance voting began Wed, July 15th. Find out everything you need to know about early voting in-person and by mail-in ballot here. There are many decisions to make. If you’d like guidance, read on!

VOTE NO on August 4th.

Kansas has one of the best judicial selection systems in the nation. For 67 years, our merit-based process has given us impartial, qualified judges accountable to the Kansas Constitution — not to political donors. To preserve this system, VOTE NO on Amendment 1 (Elections for Supreme Court Justices).

For a succinct explanation of why we encourage you to VOTE NO, please see ProtectKansasRights.org (the source of two of the above sentences) or Kansans United for Impartial Courts.

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Indivisible MHK’s Endorsement of Primary Candidates

Because Indivisible MHK is a non-partisan organization and we are stuck in a two-party system, in which Kansans may vote only in one primary or the other, we present our endorsements and recommendations for both primaries.

If you are voting in the Democratic primary, we endorse

• Christy Davis (D) for Senator

• Cindy Holscher (D) for Governor & KC Ohaebosim (D) for Lt. Governor

• Colin McRoberts (D) for Representative (KS-01)

• Don Coover (D) for Representative (KS-02)

• Chris Mann (D) for Attorney General

• Jennifer Day (D) for Kansas Secretary of State

• Juan Luengo (D) for Kansas State Treasurer

• Dinah Sykes (D) for Kansas Commissioner of Insurance

• Jennifer Lloyd (D) for Kansas State Board of Education

• Sydney Carlin (D) for Kansas House-66

• Brenda Bandy (D) for Kansas House-67

• Rob Voelker (D) for County Commissioner

If you are voting in the Republican primary, we recommend:

• Vicki Schmidt (R) for Governor

• Write in SpongeBob SquarePants for US Senator

• Craig Musser (R) for Representative (KS-01)

• Write in SpongeBob SquarePants for Representative (KS-02)

• Write in SpongeBob SquarePants for Kansas Attorney General

• Write in SpongeBob SquarePants for Kansas Secretary of State

• Stephen C. Johnson (R) for Kansas State Treasurer

• Write in SpongeBob SquarePants for Kansas Commissioner of Insurance

• Write in SpongeBob SquarePants for Kansas State Board of Education

• Stacy Kohlmeier (R) for Kansas House-67

• Write in SpongeBob SquarePants for Kansas House-68

For races in which we could not recommend a Republican candidate, we are suggesting you write in SpongeBob SquarePants. In addition to supporting basic democratic principles, SpongeBob is also absorbent, yellow, and porous.