So, I was looking around for information on voter registration by party in Kansas. This is what I found and how I came up with the % increases for each party:

1997 Data: https://www.kssos.org/elections/98elec/97vr.html

2020 Data: https://sos.ks.gov/elections/elections-statistics.html

the 1997 data has it by county which is much nicer than the 2020 picture of the 4 HoR districts in the state. In the 2020 data, I just added up the house districts and did a simple percentage change formula (new minus old divided by old) to get the percentages

Obviously, this is slow change over 23 years, Obviously because Reps and Dems are both bigger their % increases are larger than our % increase in terms of actual number of people. However, the optimistic point is that if we pick up the pace this next decade, then we can truly make strides in this state and make real change!

Another side note is that Libertarians increased nominally by about 9,000 voters whereas the democrats (despite their size) only gained about 50,000 votes. That is good progress and I want us to make note and celebrate this! but remember we still have a liberty dominated future if we just keep making the in roads.

As you can probably tell, I have been trying to post more and liven up this subreddit. I do believe we should be an important community within the party. I asked the previous mods to make me a moderator so that I can make more of an impact.

Born and raised in Wichita (ICT) and I love it here in Kansas. I hope to economically grow the community for decades to come.

Tryna start discussion and make this Sub come to life. It’s sad that we have very few subscribers and discussions here. We have a relatively large reach in this state compared to the national party in terms of voting percentage. we shouldn’t be a dead subreddit.

Just kinda thinking about the future of this party in this state and wanted to spitball some ideas.

Let’s try to do better in 2024

Seems like every election, we're lucky to get anywhere near 5% of votes. I don't understand why this number is so low. Kansas has always seemed like a moderate state in general in the past and the Libertarian party as a whole seems to represent what most people believe in, do they just not realize it? I wish the part itself would start focusing on states where they could make some ground like Kansas and invest in educating voters on what Libertarianism really is.

For me, it's Caldwell. His platform makes a lot of sense for Kansas, and most importantly, he has a plan to win his race.

Who are you stoked about?

We did a little over 1.5% in 2012, which was the 4th highest voter-%-per-state that year. Does anyone know how we are comparing to other states in 2016?

What do you guys think? Thoughts? Disagreements? Opinions? Let's hear them!

EDIT I was wrong about KS percentage 2012, corrected facts.

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If libertarians were in charge of KS, going back to 2010 before Brownback and the tax cuts, what things would have been done or not done differently than how the GOP ran it the last 6 years?

I'm primarily interested in your thoughts about economics, not so much the social policy.