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Election of Democratic Governor Offers Hope for Kansas Medicaid Expansion

By Kansas News Service
Published November 13, 2018 at 2:34 PM CST
Kansas Governor-elect Laura Kelly and her running mate, Lieutenant Governor-elect Lynn Rogers. (Photo by Stephen Koranda, Kansas Public Radio)
Kansas Governor-elect Laura Kelly and her running mate, Lieutenant Governor-elect Lynn Rogers. (Photo by Stephen Koranda, Kansas Public Radio)

The outcome of the recent election in Kansas offered fresh hope to people who think the state should expand Medicaid. For the first time, they have an ally in the governor’s office. More from Jim McLean of the Kansas News Service.

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