Vulpez

@vulpez.bsky.social

hi I'm vulp, 24. I like programming and furries. expect mostly politics on here, sorry. might repost NSFW idk. I'm also on the fedi https://wetdry.world/@vulp

Quite an upset in the #KSGov Dem primary. State Sen. Cindy Holscher, who came out against data centers and the Kansas City Chiefs stadium deal, has defeated state Sen. Ethan Corson, who had a big financial edge and an endorsement from term-limited Gov. Laura Kelly.

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raise a paw if you walked on the balls of your feet as a child because you read way too much warrior cats and wanted to be more cat-like and digitigrade

yknow what actually it's cool that they put the amendment on the august primary, because now state legislature candidates can point to it and say "hey remember that amendment you all hated? my opponent sponsored that"

Kansas legislature's "what if the supreme court worked more like Congress, which everyone hates" amendment proves unpopular. who coulda seen this coming

The AP hasn't called either contest yet, but Missouri's Amendment 4 is losing 82-18 statewide and failing in every county with 10% of votes reporting so far. Kansas' Amendment 1 is losing 71-29 and getting crushed in numerous Trump counties with 26% of votes in. These look over

the Kansas legislature tried to sneak around the issue by not directly mentioning abortion this time and they did even worse than they did in 2022 lmao

Republican power grabs in Kansas and Missouri are going down in flames with 18-25% of votes reported so far. Missouri's Amendment 4 aimed to make citizen-initiated constitutional amendments practically impossible. Kansas' Amendment 1 was designed to flip the state Supreme Court to ban abortion