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Candidate lists for August 2020 primary election
Read more: Candidate lists for August 2020 primary electionHere are easy-to-use spreadsheets holding candidates for the August 2020 primary election.
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Kansas tax revenue, May 2020
Read more: Kansas tax revenue, May 2020For May 2020, total Kansas tax revenue fell by 20 percent from last May.
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Wichita city population rises
Read more: Wichita city population risesWichita city population rose in 2019, but is still below its recent peak.
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Wichita metro population for 2019
Read more: Wichita metro population for 2019For 2019, the estimated population for the Wichita metropolitan area is up — and also down.
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Newsletter for May 22, 2020
Read more: Newsletter for May 22, 2020Here is your fresh edition of the newsletter from Voice For Liberty. This edition is dated May 22, 2020.
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Kansas jobs, April 2020
Read more: Kansas jobs, April 2020Employment fell sharply in Kansas in April 2020 as the response to the pandemic unfolded.
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Memories of William T. “Bill” Davitt
Read more: Memories of William T. “Bill” DavittFollowing are remarks prepared and presented by John Todd on the passing of Bill Davitt.
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Real personal income in states and metros
Read more: Real personal income in states and metrosWhen adjusted for regional differences, personal income in Wichita and Kansas is higher than otherwise, but growth is slow.
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Wichita presents industrial revenue bonds
Read more: Wichita presents industrial revenue bondsA presentation by the City of Wichita regarding IRBs is good as far as it goes, which is not far enough.
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State government tax collections for 2019
Read more: State government tax collections for 2019Kansas state government tax collections rose to $3,443 per person in 2019, an increase of 5.0 percent from 2018.
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Newsletter for May 4, 2020
Read more: Newsletter for May 4, 2020Here is your fresh edition of the newsletter from Voice For Liberty. This edition is dated May 4, 2020.
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Kansas tax revenue experiences effects of pandemic response
Read more: Kansas tax revenue experiences effects of pandemic responseFor April, Kansas retail sales tax collections fell by 8.2 percent from last April, and much income tax revenue is deferred to July.