Lawsuit Challenges Eligibility of Newly Elected State Representative

Tuesday, December 11th, 2018, by Kansas News Service

Eleven Johnson County voters are challenging the eligibility of newly elected Adam T. Thomas, an Olathe Republican, to take his seat in the Kansas House of Representatives. Dan Margolies of the Kansas News Service has more:

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