House · Elections

Hearing: on Thursday, January 23, 2025 at 3:30 PM

Room 218-N Past

Bills heard

Number	Title	Status
HCR 5004	Proposing an amendment to section 1 of article 5 of the constitution of the state of Kansas to require individuals to be citizens of the United States, at least 18 years of age and a resident of the voting area in which such person seeks to vote in order to vote in this state.	House action

Avi McCulluh — President, Americans for Citizen Voting
Proponent-written only
Becky Arps — Director of Research for Americans for Citizen Voting
Proponent-written only
Madeline Malisa — Visiting Fellow, Opportunity Solutions Project
Proponent - WebEx
Madeline Malisa — Visiting Fellow, Opportunity Solutions Project
Proponent - WebEx
Becky Arps — Director of Research for Americans for Citizen Voting
Proponent-written only
Avi McCulluh — President, Americans for Citizen Voting
Proponent-written only

Davis Hammet — President, Loud Light Civic Action
Opponent-oral
Cille King — Advocacy Chair, League of Women Voters Kansas
Opponent-written only
Rashane Hamby — ACLU
Opponent
Rashane Hamby — ACLU
Opponent
Cille King — Advocacy Chair, League of Women Voters Kansas
Opponent-written only
Davis Hammet — President, Loud Light Civic Action
Opponent-oral

Kari Sue Vosburgh — Sedgwick County Precinct Committeewoman
Neutral - written only
Brett Anderson — Sedgwick County Republican Precinct Committeeman
Neutral - written only
Missy Leavitt — Kansas Citizen
Neutral-WebEx
Clayton Barker — Deputy Secretary of State, General Counsel
Neutral-oral
Clayton Barker — Deputy Secretary of State, General Counsel
Neutral-oral
Missy Leavitt — Kansas Citizen
Neutral-WebEx
Brett Anderson — Sedgwick County Republican Precinct Committeeman
Neutral - written only
Kari Sue Vosburgh — Sedgwick County Precinct Committeewoman
Neutral - written only