TOPEKA — As county officials across Kansas continue to submit final vote counts, the Kansas Secretary of State’s Office’s post mortem of the 2024 election indicated a smooth transition of power.
Preliminary estimates show more than 1.3 million people, or about 64% of registered Kansas voters, submitted ballots this election, according to Whitney Tempel, a spokeswoman for the office.
That number is expected to increase in the following days, she said Wednesday, but it hasn’t yet lived up to Secretary of State Scott Schwab’s pre-election prediction that 2024…
