Kansans have reached out to us for something to do, for a way to act. We heard you, and now your legislators need to hear from you. Take action at bit.ly/NoNewMap

Hispanic Heritage Week began in 1968 under President Lyndon Johnson and was expanded to Sept 15 to Oct 15 by President Ronald Reagan in 1988. This month coincides with the Independence Day celebrations of several Latin American nations, reminding us not to take our own independence for granted.

In 2024, women in the United States earned 83.6% of what their male counterparts earned. We are committed to closing the loopholes to ensure equal pay for equal work for women.

Today, we remember the signing of the Constitution of the United States 238 years ago. We recognize its might as well as its fragility, and we embrace our responsibility to uphold its foundations as we work toward a more perfect Union.

A majority of Kansans support Medicaid expansion

It’s time for Republican politicians in Topeka to actually listen to Kansans and pass Medicaid expansion.

Today, Senate Democrats introduced a policy package to make life more affordable for Kansans.

We will continue to pressure the supermajority into taking up these bills. It’s time our government focused on something other than culture wars and special interests. #ksleg

70% of voucher users already attend private school.

This isn't "school choice." It's a subsidy for parents who already send their kids to private schools. Vouchers are wrong for Kansas. #ksleg

“He completed suicide in his dorm room because of bills being passed just like this.”

At the public hearing, a Kansas mother explains how anti-trans bills make LGBTQ youth feel unwelcome in our state. #ksleg

VOUCHER HEARING: Now is your time to speak out against Republican politicians' private school voucher bill.

SB 75 diverts state funding from public schools and the vast majority of Kansas students who attend them. Email testimony to S.Education@senate.ks.gov #ksleg

Happy birthday to Governor @laurakelly-ks.bsky.social!

Thank you for all that you do for our state.

Yesterday, we honored the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr at the Statehouse. It is our responsibility to carry on and fight for Dr. King’s dream of social, racial, and economic justice.

It’s simple: Public dollars belong in public schools.

We stand with Gov. @laurakelly-ks.bsky.social in opposing vouchers and rejecting any attempt to send public taxpayer dollars to private schools. #ksleg #SOTS