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Schodorf reveals proposed voting changes

Stephen Koranda
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KPR

Jean Schodorf says Kansans with voter registrations that are on hold should be allowed to cast ballots until there’s actual suspicion of voter fraud according to a story from KPR.

Schodorf is the Democratic candidate running for secretary of state. 

She originally voted for the law requiring proof-of-citizenship documentation when serving in the Kansas Senate, but now says the law has not worked as promised and is disenfranchising to eligible voters.

Republican Secretary of State Kris Kobach supports the law and says it helps prevent voter fraud.