Don't just vote your party
Compare Kansas candidates by their votes and public statements — not party labels.
Step 1
Select the values that are important to you.
Kansans should be able to afford the essentials of a home, groceries, utilities, and childcare.
Every eligible citizen should have the opportunity to vote in elections that are secure, transparent, and trustworthy.
Every student deserves a public education system that provides the knowledge, skills, and opportunities to succeed. Effective public schools foster academic excellence, safe learning environments and self-sufficiency.
A strong healthcare system should be accessible, affordable, high-quality, and patient-centered. Healthcare policies should promote choice, transparency, innovation, and responsible stewardship.
Healthy communities ensure people have access to life's basic necessities while creating opportunities for individuals and families to become self-sufficient.
Equal opportunity is a cornerstone of a free society. Every individual should be treated with dignity, afforded equal protection under the law, and given a fair chance to succeed.
America's engagement with the world should reflect a commitment to security, peace, economic prosperity, and human dignity. Effective policies strengthen the nation's safety, build constructive international partnerships, and encourage peaceful resolution of conflicts.
A sound immigration system secures the borders, enforces the law fairly, respects human dignity, and provides an efficient legal process to citizenship.
The constitutional right of law-abiding citizens to own guns deserves respect, as does responsible gun ownership. Practical, evidence-informed approaches should protect individual rights while also promotes public safety
Support for responsible data center development that balances economic opportunity, reliable infrastructure, environmental stewardship, property rights, and community well-being.
Protecting the land, water, and natural resources entrusted to this generation is a responsibility owed to the next. Sound stewardship should be guided by science, practical solutions, and responsible management.
Elected officials should answer to the people they represent, not to deep-pocketed special interests, corporations, or foreign-influenced organizations. Greater transparency and accountability in campaign financing help strengthen public trust.
