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Chris Mann campaign responds to multiple reports that Kris Kobach engaged in “illegal” and “unusual” campaign finance practices|September 18, 2026

LAWRENCE, KS — Yesterday, The Wall Street Journal released a report outlining an alleged pay-to-play relationship between Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach and his corporate donors, identifying a pattern where campaign contributions aligned with Kobach’s decision to join lawsuits in his donors’ favor.  The Wall Street Journal identified large contributions from a Newsmax executive within […]

Chris Mann campaign launches Statewide Law Enforcement Advisory Committee|September 10, 2026

LAWRENCE, KS – Today, the Chris Mann campaign launched its first statewide coalition of the cycle, Law Enforcement for Chris Mann. Mann’s Law Enforcement Advisory Committee, which was also announced today, is spearheading the coalition. The Law Enforcement Advisory Committee comprises current and retired sheriffs and chiefs of police, a former U.S. attorney, and a former […]

“Kansans need an Attorney General that works for working people,” Chris Mann clinches several new endorsements from organized labor in his race for Kansas Attorney General|August 31, 2026

LAWRENCE, KS — Chris Mann has earned several new endorsements from organized labor groups, bringing his total labor union endorsements to sixteen. This strong support from organized labor groups for Chris’ campaign for Attorney General reflects his commitment to protect and defend Kansas workers. The United Auto Workers Local 31, the United Food and Commercial […]

AFT-Kansas Becomes Second Statewide Public Education Union to Back Chris Mann for Kansas Attorney General|August 18, 2026

LAWRENCE, KS — On Tuesday, the American Federation of Teachers – Kansas announced its endorsement of Chris Mann for Kansas Attorney General, becoming the second statewide public education union to back Chris Mann’s campaign. AFT-Kansas is one of the largest public employee unions in Kansas, representing more than 10,000 workers who keep Kansas communities moving. […]