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The intelligence desk for Kansas · other states as the desk reaches themads and buys, what people are searching, feeling and paying for. Scans every hour · last 09/28 00:31 CT
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Meta ad by Kansas United for Impartial Courts: The language for this amendment is vague and gives Topeka politicians too much power to decide the rules. That

Paid for by Kansas United for Impartial Courts; running 2026-07-21 to 2026-08-04; spend 100-199; impressions 7000-7999; Kansas share 1; facebook,instagram. The language for this amendment is vague and gives Topeka politicians too much power to decide the rules. That's how Kris Kobach & Ty Masterson want it. If it passes, they get to set the rules. It's a wolf in sheep's clothing. That's why we MUST VOTE NO on August 4th.

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The ad Meta Ad Library snapshot

PageKansas United for Impartial Courts
Paid for byKansas United for Impartial Courts
Running2026-07-21 to 2026-08-04
Spend$100-199
Impressions7000-7999
Kansas share1
Platformsfacebook, instagram
Headline
The language for this amendment is vague and gives Topeka politicians too much power to decide the rules. That's how Kris Kobach & Ty Masterson want it. If it passes, they get to set the rules. It's a wolf in sheep's clothing. That's why we MUST VOTE NO on August 4th.

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