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Starbucks gift cards were used as alleged voter registration incentives, leading to a cease-and-desist from Kris Kobach in Leavenworth County.

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What happened

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Who's involved

What this event is mainly about

Starbucks Kris Kobach League of Women Voters Leavenworth County

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The entities involved

Starbucks
American multinational coffee company
- Starbucks is introducing new products to celebrate National Coffee Day.Mon 14:18
- Starbucks is piloting a custom creator network with TikTok, leveraging content created by its own employees for brand amplification.Mon 12:02
Kris Kobach
American lawyer and politician (born 1966)
- Kris Kobach warned about the potential for repealing conversion therapy bans.Mon 17:13
- Kris Kobach, the Attorney General of Kansas, is using a recent homicide in Kearny County to advocate for stricter immigration enforcement policies.Fri 00:48
League of Women Voters
non-profit, non-partisan advocacy group
- The League of Women Voters is organizing candidate debates for township committee in Morris Township and hosting a mayoral candidate debate in Morris Plains.Mon 15:17
- Mike DeWine is the current Governor of Ohio, and Jen Miller serves as Executive Director for the League of Women Voters.Mon 14:33
Leavenworth County
county in Kansas, United States

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Pat Proctor formally asked Kris Kobach to investigate a matter in Kansas.Thu 02:30

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