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As the rest of the country holds its primary elections, Kansas is gearing up for its own. On August 4th, Kansas voters will decide their Republican and Democrat nominees for Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, and State Treasurer. Also on that ballot is a constitutional amendment regarding the state Supreme Court, allowing voters the choice to elect their justices directly.
As the primaries come closer, I interviewed State Treasurer Steven Johnson, Representative Pat Proctor, State Senate President Ty Masterson, and Secretary of State Scott Schwab.
