Vote Prolife Kansas Effort provides Prolife Voting Guide
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Tomorrow, November 8, is Election Day. One of the hottest issues in politics is abortion after the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Kansans voted on August 2 on the Value Them Both bill, a bill that would have made it so abortion was not a right in the state of Kansas but would not have gotten rid of access to an abortion. The majority of Kansans who voted on the bill voted ‘no,’ making it so the bill would not pass. Nevertheless, the prolife movement is still going strong in Kansas.
A new effort by Cheyenne Vandeventer called Vote Prolife Kansas is working to educate voters on which Kansas Supreme Court and Court of Appeals Judges are pro-life and which ones are pro-abortion.
The Vote Prolife Kansas Guide is as follows:
Supreme Court
Vote NO - all supreme court justices except
Vote yes - for Caleb Stegall
Vote No -
Evelyn Z. Wilson (was appointed by pro-abortion Governor Laura Kelly and Kansans For Life opposed Governor Laura Kelly’s appointedment of Wilson because her husband gave money to pro-abortion candidates including Governor Laura Kelly)
Melissa Standridge (voted for “abortion right” in the court of appeals in 2016)
Daniel Biles (voted for “abortion right” in 2019 Supreme Court ruling/voted pro-abortion)
Marla Luckert (voted for “abortion right” in 2019 Supreme Court ruling/voted pro-abortion)
Keynen Wall (was appointed by pro-abortion Governor Laura Kelly)
Vote yes to retain -
Caleb Stegall (voted that the Kansas Constitution does not give a right to abortion in the 2019 KS Supreme Court ruling/voted prolife)
Court of Appeals
Vote No -
Amy Cline (appointed by very pro-abortion Governor Laura Kelly)
Lesley Ann Isherwood (appointed by very pro-abortion Governor Laura Kelly)
Jacky Hurst (appointed by very pro-abortion Governor Laura Kelly)
Vote yes to retain -
Henry Green (voted against “abortion right” in court of appeals in 2016/voted prolife)
Kim R. Schroeder (voted against “abortion right” in court of appeals in 2016/voted prolife)
Stephen Hill (voted against “abortion right” in court of appeals in 2016/voted prolife)
Thomas E. Malone (voted against “abortion right” in court of appeals in 2016/voted prolife)
To donate and learn more about Vote Prolife Kansas, you can visit their website. There, you can also download fliers for friends and family. You can also follow them on Facebook and Instagram and share their posts to spread the word.