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More Kansans Ask for Mail Ballots While Officials Work to Make Polling Places Pandemic-Safe

By Kansas News Service
Published June 23, 2020 at 2:17 PM CDT
A worker at Bizwanger Glass in Topeka making plexiglass shields to protect voters and poll workers from the coronavirus. (Photo by Jim McLean / Kansas News Service)
A worker at Bizwanger Glass in Topeka making plexiglass shields to protect voters and poll workers from the coronavirus. (Photo by Jim McLean / Kansas News Service)

Kansas voters appear eager to participate in the upcoming high-stakes elections but many say they are anxious about going out to their polling places during the pandemic. As Jim McLean of the Kansas News Service reports, casting ballots could feel different this year.

The Kansas News Service reports on health, the many factors that influence it and their connection to public policy. Find more at ksnewsservice.org. 

 
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