The Kansas Supreme Court, has Ruled that Voting is Not a Fundamental Right, Protected by the Kansas Constitution.
This Decision will likely weaken Legal Challenges to Future Voting Restrictions in Kansas, and make it easier for Opponents of Voting Rights in their Legislature to more Aggressively pursue New Anti-Voting Laws.
The Kansas Supreme Court said, Voting is a "Political Right" and Not a "Fundamental Right".
What's the difference? With a Fundamental Right, the Government has to prove why it needs to Pass New Voting Laws and Restrictions.
With a Political Right, the Onus is on the Voters to Prove they are being Unreasonably Burdened and Blocked from Voting.
NYC Wins When Everyone Can Vote! Michael H. Drucker
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