Kansas HB2447 establishes a presidential preference primary election every four years starting in 2028, aligning special election dates in March with.
Kansas HB2447 amends state election laws to introduce a presidential preference primary election every four years beginning in 2028. This primary election will determine the preferred nominee of each political party for the offices of president and vice president. The bill also aligns special election dates in March with the presidential preference primary election date. County election officers will be responsible for conducting these elections, and the state board of canvassers will oversee the tabulation and certification of the results.
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