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Gov. Laura Kelly has officially signed a pair of significant campaign finance bills that will impact legislative candidates in Kansas. The new legislation effectively doubles the campaign finance limits, allowing candidates to raise more funds for their campaigns. This move is seen as a way to enhance the competitiveness of races and provide candidates with the necessary resources to reach voters.
In addition to the campaign finance measures, the governor also addressed issues related to municipal government by signing legislation aimed at protecting whistleblowers. This new law is designed to encourage transparency and accountability within local governments, offering protections to individuals who report misconduct or illegal activities.
Furthermore, the governor approved changes to the fees associated with Kansas Open Records Act (KORA) requests. These adjustments are intended to streamline the process and make it easier for the public to access government records. Collectively, these legislative actions demonstrate a commitment to improving the political landscape and promoting good governance in Kansas.
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