Kansans have been clear, yet politicians keep trying to override their will and ban abortion. Are our judges going to be beholden to the Constitution, or extremist interests? That's what's at stake on August 4.

With deeply concerning reports of increased ICE and police activity in Kansas this month, make sure you're aware how the new "Halo Law" affects your rights—and your safety.

This Aug. 4 primary election, the vote on the constitutional amendment is also a vote is for the future of Kansas—whether our court will remain fair and impartial or be beholden to billionaire interests. Make sure you make your voice heard on Aug 4.

Be sure you have plans to get your ballot TO THE ELECTION OFFICE by the time polls close on Election Day. You can return by mail—making sure you send with plenty of time—or you can return in-person at either a ballot drop-off or the election office. Call 1-866-OUR VOTE with any issues or concerns.

Billionaire political donors want to turn our impartial court into politicians for sale. It's up to Kansans to make their voice heard on August 4.

Don't let a disruption to your living situation keep you from making your voice heard. Check out the resources on our website, and call 1-866-OUR VOTE for assistance.

If you've been convicted of a crime, you may still be eligible to vote! For additional resources, go to our website. If you have any issues registering or voting, call the Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR VOTE.

On August 4, Kansans will vote on whether to maintain our fair, merit-based system of appointing judges, or allow billionaire donors to buy the rulings they'd like.

BUDDY CHECK: Is your voter register valid and current?? The deadline is 🚨JULY 14🚨 to vote in the primary election, which includes the proposed amendment to our Kansas constitution. Make sure you're ready to make your voice heard - and share with a friend!

Executive Director Micah Kubic reminds us what this Fourth of July is truly about: living up to our ideals by ensuring that everyone counts and everyone can make their voice heard.

We're celebrating our WEEK OF DEMOCRACY with another major drop: our newest report, All Democracy is Local 2026. Read the full report here: https://www.aclukansas.org/publications/all-democracy-is-local-2026/

We're kicking off our Week of Democracy with big news: ELECTION PROTECTION IS BACK

For generations, the Kansas Supreme Court has been impartial. Now lawmakers are trying to change how we select judges to make their seats partisan and beholden to billionaire interests.

Visit ksvotes.org TODAY to check your voter registration status and register before it's too late!

On August 4th, Kansans will be voting on a constitutional amendment that could define the course of civil liberties for generations to come.

Pride will always exist in Kansas🏳️‍⚧️🌻

Kansans have repeatedly shown up to protect their rights—and the most important test yet comes on August 4th.

We need all hands on deck this month as we get ready for some of our most important Kansas elections yet — while we see officials taking away polling locations or ending the mail ballot processing period. Sign up to phone/text bank with our field team this June at aclukansas.org/events.

We're accepting applications from Kansas groups for our Marching On microgrant program! To learn more and apply, check out the link in our bio.

Upcoming opportunity for Kansans to meet the candidates campaigning to represent you! Sign up today by scanning the QR code on the form.

With our most important election yet just around the corner, it's crucial Johnson County Kansans's right to vote isn't impeded. Every eligible voice must be heard.

We're joining voters across Johnson County who are demanding that early voter be made easy and accessible. Every eligible voter deserves the chance to make their voice heard.

We're looking for strong leaders and advocates to join our team! Visit aclukansas.org/jobs to apply for either of these positions today.

Kansans, are you ready to vote?🗳️🙌🌻 For more information on our Kansas Primary Elections and your rights at the polls, visit our Know Your Voting Rights page at aclukansas.org.

Our overgrown criminal legal system doesn't just cost us money—it costs us human lives. We have the opportunity to make our communities stronger, better, and more free by simply giving each other second chances.

After nearly a month of delay, the community oversight board meant to monitor CoreCivic's Leavenworth facility has finally begun its monthly meetings after residents of Leavenworth have been steadfast in their calls for accountability and ramped up the pressure for the board to meet.

As part of our commitment to collaboration and building a strong movement for change in the sunflower state, the ACLU of Kansas launched the Marching On Fund microgrant initiative. To learn more, visit aclukansas.org/marching-fund.

Lawmakers are pushing a myth that our elections are not safe and secure—and using that myth to erode our rights. Join us in fighting to make sure Kansan voices can be heard.

Our right to vote also means the ability to physically cast a ballot and understand that ballot. Take Action today by clicking here: https://loom.ly/cDz7U7Y

This legislative session, lawmakers continued to push attacks on Kansas immigrants, passing a law that violates Kansans' 4th and 14th Amendment rights. Still, we were able to find success this session. To read a full summary of this 2026 Legislative Session, click here: https://loom.ly/d1W_VBc