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Our current judicial selection process works

Summary by Great Bend Tribune
Supporters of Senate Concurrent Resolution 1611 (SCR 1611) argue that Kansas’s current system for selecting Supreme Court justices is broken. The evidence suggests otherwise.
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Our current judicial selection process works

Supporters of Senate Concurrent Resolution 1611 (SCR 1611) argue that Kansas’s current system for selecting Supreme Court justices is broken. The evidence suggests otherwise.

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Great Bend Tribune broke the news on Wednesday, July 1, 2026.
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