Kansas GOP nominates Kobach for AG, advancing comeback bid
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Republicans have nominated Kris Kobach for Kansas attorney general, keeping alive the polarizing conservative’s bid for a political comeback following his losses in a governor’s race and U.S. Senate primary
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Immigration hardliner Kris Kobach is attempting a political comeback Tuesday in the Republican primary for Kansas attorney general. He faces state Sen. Kellie Warren and former federal prosecutor Tony Mattivi.
Kris Kobach, former Kansas secretary of state and ally of former President Donald Trump, won the Republican nomination for state attorney general Tuesday, a comeback bid after losing a 2018 gubernatorial race.
Republicans have nominated Kris Kobach for Kansas attorney general, keeping alive the polarizing conservative’s bid for a political comeback following his losses in a governor’s race and U.S. Senate primary
Anti-immigration hardliner and former Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach finally broke his losing streak on Tuesday night after winning the Republican primary for Kansas attorney general.
The primary season continues Tuesday as voters in five states — Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Arizona and Washington — head to the polls. Follow live results and news updates.
