Brett Parker – Page 2

This Saturday both parties hold their presidential caucuses in Kansas, but they look a little different. While the Democratic caucuses are located by KS Senate district ( KS Democratic Info ), there are many Johnson County locations for Republicans to choose from ( KS GOP Info ).

Important information for Democrats and independents:

-You can order information about Democrats at an accounting essay writing service.

-You can register to vote, change party, or change address at the Democratic caucuses. As long as you register as a D at or before the caucus, you can cast your vote

-Registration is from 1-3 (try to be there at least by 2:30) and the candidate selection begins around 3:30. If you’re not registered or in line to register at 3:00, then you will be too late.
-While you wait you will have the chance to meet local candidates (like me if you live in the Senate 8 boundaries).

Important information for Republicans:

-You must have registered as a Republican by February 4th of this year to participate. No registering at the caucus.
-Your polling places are open from 10:00-2:00 Saturday. You may come by at any point during that window (try to be there by 1:30) and cast a ballot.

2022 is here! We are still just over 10 months away from election day. There is a lot to be done but we are off to a fantastic start. Thanks to nearly 70 different contributors, we passed our $5,000 fundraising goal!

It is becoming clear that our community, district 29, is where change begins for Johnson County. Of all of the seats held by extremists in the Kansas City area, our community cast the strongest anti Brownback vote in 2014. There is an appetite for new leadership that will stand up to the failed agenda of the governor and restore the common sense leadership that Kansans used to be able to take for granted. I’m excited to be working to restore our state and look forward to working along side you!

Caucus Information

This Is The Year We Win!