Kansas Candidate Pat Proctor Faces Labor Law Questions Over Restaurant Wages
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What happened
Pat Proctor, a Kansas House representative, is campaigning for the Secretary of State seat. During a discussion about his campaign, Proctor addressed questions regarding his restaurant business. The U.S. Department of Labor stated that Proctor’s company owed employees more than $93,000 for unpaid minimum wage and overtime.
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Why it matters
The issue relates to labor standards and regulatory oversight within Kansas. Proctor is running against Scott Morgan and Jennifer Day, and the wage violation concerns the financial and regulatory standing of his business.
Campaigning for Governor of Kansas is underway, involving Scott Schwab and the state's legislative body.
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Who's involved
- Pat ProctorCandidate for Kansas Secretary of State
- Scott SchwabFormer Secretary of State of Kansas
- Scott MorganOpponent in the Secretary of State race
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Proctor is running for Kansas Secretary of State and will face Jennifer Day.1 source
Proctor faces multiple opponents, including Scott Schwab's former post, and is questioned on campaign issues.1 source
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Campaigning for Governor of Kansas is underway, involving Scott Schwab and the state's legislative body.Also in this story
- Scott Schwab named Ken Rahjes as his running mate for the gubernatorial race in Kansas.
- Scott Schwab discussed state economic issues during a gubernatorial debate in Kansas on July 9, 2026.
- Christy Davis launched a successful campaign in Kansas, rooted in service and advocacy for the state.
The entities involved
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Pat Proctor
soldier, writer, and computer wargame developer
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Kansas
state of the United States of America
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Scott Schwab
Secretary of State of Kansas
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