Pat Proctor
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Oct 20, 2026
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Great guy.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
State Representative Pat Proctor.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Pat.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Thank you, Pat.
speaker_12NARRATOR
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage
Pat ProctorSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Republican candidate for Secretary of State, Pat Proctor.
Pat ProctorSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
My old man, sad old man, spent his life living off the land.
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steady hands and a clean soul.
Dan HawkinsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We also, from Leavenworth, we got the best candidate for Secretary of State.
Dan HawkinsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
When it comes to elections, I call him Superman.
Dan HawkinsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I mean, the guy literally, I get to take credit for one thing and one thing only.
Dan HawkinsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I appointed him to the elections chairmanship in the House of Representatives.
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Andy HooserHOST
Who wants to see the Save America Act passed at the federal level? Yeah? Yeah.
Andy HooserHOST
Who wants to make sure that our elections are secure here in the state of Kansas? You guys, the hometown guy here, we're going to have one of the best Secretary of States in the entire nation, right? Let's bring up your next Secretary of State, Mr.
Andy HooserHOST
Pat Proctor.
Pat ProctorSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Welcome to the 41st District.
Nick HainesHOST
Now, some see those examples from here and in other parts of the country as reason why this Kansas amendment is necessary.
Nick HainesHOST
Leavenworth area State Representative Pat Proctor certainly does.
Nick HainesHOST
He is the legislator who led the charge to place this measure on the November ballot.
Nick HainesHOST
He is also the Republican candidate to be the state's next top elections leader, the Kansas Secretary of State.
Nick HainesHOST
He has taught election law and campaign finance at KU Law School since 2010.
Nick HainesHOST
Thanks for both being with us.
Nick HainesHOST
Pat Proctor, with all the issues we have in Kansas right now, why do we need this amendment?
Pat ProctorGUEST
Well, what I've tried to do as the chair of the Elections Committee is restore confidence in elections and bring people back.
Jeanne GawdunGUEST
And, um, so yeah, secretary of state, and of course, we've got, you know, two people running.
Jeanne GawdunGUEST
One, you know, uh, v- he's a former state rep, Pat Proctor, who's just been terrific.
Beverly GossageGUEST
Still a state rep.
Jeanne GawdunGUEST
Still a state rep, yes.
Beverly GossageGUEST
Yeah
Jeanne GawdunGUEST
... resigned yet.
Jeanne GawdunGUEST
But, um, yes, uh, Pat Proctor has, has, um, uh, worked hard to pass a lot of legislation that does protect our elections-
Beverly GossageGUEST
Yes, he has
Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Remember the idiots down in D.C. from the Democratic Party that all voted against actually only having U.S. citizens vote in the elections? Kansas will vote on November 3rd whether to rephrase the Constitution's requirements for participating to clarify, quote, Only a person who is a citizen of the United States is eligible to vote.
Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Steve Krask spoke with State Representative Pat Proctor, a Republican from Leavenworth County, who's running for Secretary of State, and Davis Hamnett, president of the Loud Light Civic Action, who testified against the amendment.
Linda SzynkowiczHOST
I am guessing that they're saying that they have to be only a U.S. citizen is because somebody was trying to pass off, well, I'm a citizen of Peru, so it says only a citizen can vote.
Linda SzynkowiczHOST
They're just trying to clarify it in Kansas.
Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Remember the idiots down in D.C. from the Democratic Party that all voted against actually only having U.S. citizens vote in the elections? Kansas will vote on November 3rd whether to rephrase the Constitution's requirements for participating to clarify, quote, Only a person who is a citizen of the United States is eligible to vote.
Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Steve Krask spoke with State Representative Pat Proctor, a Republican from Leavenworth County, who's running for Secretary of State, and Davis Hamnett, president of the Loud Light Civic Action, who testified against the amendment.
Linda SzynkowiczHOST
I am guessing that they're saying that they have to be only a U.S. citizen is because somebody was trying to pass off.
Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Well, I'm a citizen of Peru, so it says only a citizen can vote.
Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Remember the idiots down in DC from the Democratic Party that all voted against actually only having US citizens vote in the elections? Kansas will vote on November 3rd whether to rephrase the Constitution's requirements for participating to clarify, quote, Only a person who is a citizen of the United States is eligible to vote.
Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Steve Krask spoke with State Representative Pat Proctor, a Republican from Leavenworth County, who's running for Secretary of State, and Davis Hamnett, President of the Loud Light Civic Action, who testified against the amendment.
Linda SzynkowiczHOST
I am guessing that they're saying that they have to be only a U.S. citizen is because somebody was trying to pass off, well, I'm a citizen of Peru, so it says only a citizen can vote.
Linda SzynkowiczHOST
They're just trying to clarify it in Kansas.
John WhitmerHOST
Our 4th District Congressman, Ron Estes, will be with us this evening.
John WhitmerHOST
Secretary of State candidate, Pat Proctor, will be with us tonight.
John WhitmerHOST
Dan Hawkins, our Attorney General, Kris Kobach.
John WhitmerHOST
And the next...
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John WhitmerHOST
We appreciate it.
John WhitmerHOST
Our next governor, Ty Masterson, folks.
John WhitmerHOST
Coming up, we will sit down and we'll talk with Pat Proctor, our next Secretary of State.
John WhitmerHOST
You're listening to John Whitmer's show on location at Union Station.
Brian EllisonHOST
KCUR's Sam Zeff reports.
Sam ZeffCORRESPONDENT
State Representative Pat Proctor from Leavenworth was fined $93,000 for failing to pay overtime to some of his restaurant workers from 2014 to 2016.
Sam ZeffCORRESPONDENT
In an interview with KMAN in Manhattan, he blamed federal bureaucrats for enforcing a law he said he didn't know about.
Sam ZeffCORRESPONDENT
the Secretary of State oversees elections and business regulation.
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Brian EllisonHOST
Grace, remind us of the candidates here and what seems to be at stake in this election.
Grace HillsCORRESPONDENT
Sure.
Grace HillsCORRESPONDENT
So we have Republican Pat Proctor.
Grace HillsCORRESPONDENT
We have Democrat Jennifer Day.
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