Scott Schwab

We are very good friends.

Close friends with Scott Schwab, a pro-life person.

Whoever, Philip Sarnecki, pro-life, whoever you supported, they did not win the election.

Now we need to s- get out and support Ty, or we need to get out and support Roger, or any of these other candidates that were in a primary.

A Kansas appellate court has ruled that mail-in ballots received up to three days after the November general election remain valid, finding that the extension protects against votes going uncounted.

The ruling is the latest development in ongoing litigation between Secretary of State Scott Schwab and Kansas Appleseed, along with a group of Kansas voters.

They contend that a 2025 law removing a three-day grace period for mail-in ballots runs counter to their constitutional protections.

Under the amended statute, only advance ballots reaching election officials by 7pm on election day would be valid for counting.

He is the Republican candidate.

The incumbent is Scott Schwab.

He is not seeking re-election.

He ran for governor in the primary and got beat.

He'll be on your ballot against Jennifer Day, the Democrat.

It's an open seat.

Scott Schwab is the existing Secretary of State.

He ran for governor in the primary and got defeated, uh, so he is done.

And so we just have to create a, an environment, attracting environment where new employers wanna come in and reside, and we get opportunities for our people in our rural areas too.

O- on that front, um, I remember Scott Schwab was talking about this during the, during the primary, and that's like having, you know, a better highway system or, or something like that in southwest Kansas.

Is that, is that a realistic option, or is that just gonna depend on, uh, cost factors?

Well, a little bit of both.