Kansas Policy Institute

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• Wichita is tracking your movements through Flock’s automated license plate readers. Without a warrant. Today, Wichita resident Mason Grimmett joined Kansas Justice Institute in a lawsuit challenging Wichita's warrantless mass surveillance program. The Kansas Constitution protects our right to be secure from unreasonable searches. We believe government shouldn't track law-abiding citizens without first getting a warrant. Read more: https://kansasjusticeinstitute.org/case/automated-license-pl

  30 July 2026 · Kansas Policy Institute · $1–1.5K · 125K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Loralie and Eric Tangen simply wanted to add a small kitchen to their barn so they could prepare produce, eggs, and baked goods for sale at local farmers markets. Miami County officials tried to stop them based on an unwritten rule. Kansas Justice Institute stepped in, urged local officials to follow the law and respect the constitutional right to property, and helped secure a unanimous 9-0 victory. This wasn't just a win for one family in Miami County. It's a win for every Kansan who believ

  27 July 2026 · Kansas Policy Institute · $800 – $899 · 60K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• Miami County residents— A local family wants to add a small kitchen to their barn to prepare food for a farmers’ market. But county officials say that automatically turns the barn into a prohibited “second dwelling.” On July 7, the Miami County Board of Zoning Appeals will decide. This is about whether the rules make sense—and whether homeowners can use their own property in reasonable ways. Public Hearing: July 7, at 7:00 PM, Miami County Board of Zoning Appeals: Administration Building Co

  30 June 2026 · Kansas Policy Institute · $600 – $699 · 60K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• 76% Support Assessment Limits. 78% Support Limiting Property Tax Collections. The question isn't what Kansans want. The question is: Why are some politicians refusing to listen? Voters overwhelmingly support property tax reform, regardless of political party or where they live. Yet too many elected officials continue to side with local government interests instead of the taxpayers footing the bill. See Poll: https://kansaspolicy.org/survey-voters-want-property-tax-reform/ www.beehonestkans

  14 September 2026 · Kansas Policy Institute · $400 – $499 · 25K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• NEW POLL: • 76% support a constitutional limit on property tax assessments • 78% support limits on property tax collections • Support for a constitutional limit exceeds 70% regardless of political party or region So why are so many elected officials refusing to support the reforms voters want? Because when it comes to property taxes, too many politicians listen to local government special interests before they listen to taxpayers. See Poll: https://kansaspolicy.org/survey-voters-want-property-

  14 September 2026 · Kansas Policy Institute · $400 – $499 · 20K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Stay informed on the issues shaping Kansas. Join us in Wichita for a Candidate Policy Briefing featuring clear, research-driven insights on property taxes, economic growth, and K-12 education. Open to candidates and the public. Don’t miss this opportunity to better understand the policies impacting your community. Topics Include: Property Tax, Economics, and the Growth of Government in Kansas Education, Student Opportunity, and the Kansas Constitution Constitutional Rights and Economic Opport

  25 June 2026 · Kansas Policy Institute · $300 – $399 · 20K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library