whoa so far in Kansas no is 70 percent !

[drray23]

meaning people want abortion rights to be protected by the Kansas constitution. It's early results in one of the big counties.

[MuseRider]

1. I am dying here.

I thought that we might make this but I never expected to see numbers like this. It is early but that is a big difference even this early. Holding my breath.

[elleng]

2. Good news, but lots of 'later,' or mail-votes, not yet counted.

(I think I got that right; heard on MSNBC.)

[spooky3]

5. Kornacki says the mail votes were counted first in the

County that has reported results. So the 70% will come down.

[elleng]

8. Thanks

[Wounded Bear]

3. K & R...let's hope it holds...nt

[demtenjeep]

4. I am scared of this result

I live here in red state hell

[Cracklin Charlie]

17. No.

Mike Parsons has control of my ovaries, my daughter’s ovaries, and my three granddaughter’s ovaries.

You live in the next state over from red state hell. Howdy, neighbor!

[asiliveandbreathe]

6. Reported earlier..people just coming in to vote..3 hr wait...i believe in Wichita...n/t

[FoxNewsSucks]

7. "No" will win urban areas ,

KC, Wichita, Lawrence. Maybe Manhattan and Topeka.

The rest of the state is brainwashed and "yes" will be ahead there.

[drray23]

9. hopefully since the bulk of the votes in is urban areas

a strong showing there is enough. Kornacki was saying the no needs to be at least +10 there in order to contain the yes from rural areas.

[moonscape]

10. Maybe rural will be the most

confused by the ballot and vote no! Something about repubs hoisted …

[TheRealNorth]

12. Maybe if they were not such mysogynists....

Women in rural Kansas would want to give birth to their Republican hellspawn.

[Shrek]

11. Not sure about Wichita

I counted yard signs this week and it was at least 20 to 1 for “Yes”.

[slightlv]

16. I wouldn't count that as symbolic, tho

I hunted for weeks for a sign to put in my yard. I gave up trying to find an office. I figured I'd have to travel to KC or Topeka to get one. I was in no shape to drive that far. There could be a lot of people like me.

I'd like to blame Democrats for not having offices in every small town surrounding the larger cities, but after seeing the number of those democratic offices attacked in the larger cities, I'm hip to the fact they may not want to spend the money or take the chances at putting them in the smaller, more rural towns.

Still... take that for what it's worth when it comes to signage in the front yards. Republican offices are everywhere, even here. They're a dime a dozen even in this small town. And so are the YES signs. Still, we persevere.

[In It to Win It]

13. Do they just need a simple majority to win on the question?

[drray23]

14. I believe that it's a simple majority vote like all referundums

[In It to Win It]

15. Thanks

In my state, a supermajority of 60% is needed but for Kansas, I couldn't find the answer to that anywhere... and I've been searching.