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Kansas political battles await after 5 Republicans decline to seek reelection to Board of Education
TOPEKA — In an extraordinary turn of events, five Republican incumbents on the Kansas Board of Education due to stand for reelection this year decided to step aside. Fourteen candidates filed by the June 1 deadline to campaign for state Board of Education seats up for grabs in 2026. Every two years, five of 10 […]
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