On August 14, the Kansas State Court of Appeals ruled that nothing in the State Constitution protects the ability of two parties to jointly nominate the same candidate. United Kansas Party v Schwab, case 128,896. Here is the decision.
The United Kansas Party will ask the State Supreme Court to hear its appeal.
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IMO, this constitutional interpretation is backward. The question is, is there anything in the constitution that PROHIBITS two parties from making joint nominations.
@WZ,
State statute is presumably constitutional.