Kansas HB2451 prohibits state and municipal officers and employees from using public assets to advocate for or against constitutional amendments and.
Kansas HB2451 amends existing law to prohibit state and municipal officers and employees from using public funds, vehicles, equipment, or supplies, or their time, to advocate for or against constitutional amendments and ballot questions. Exceptions include responding to inquiries in a neutral manner and publishing neutral information to educate the public. Violations are classified as a class C misdemeanor. The act also repeals the existing section and takes effect upon publication in the statute book.
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