- Bureaucratic failure prevents citizen voting rights in Kansas.
- Proposed amendment to the state constitution regarding voting requirements in Kansas.
- In Kansas, Pat Proctor sponsored an amendment regarding voting requirements, while Kris Kobach filed lawsuits concerning alleged noncitizen voting.
Pat Proctor formally asked Kris Kobach to investigate a matter in Kansas.
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What happened
Pat Proctor formally asked Kris Kobach to investigate a matter in Kansas.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Kris Kobach
American lawyer and politician (born 1966)
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Pat Proctor
soldier, writer, and computer wargame developer
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