Kansas lawmakers are moving ahead to end a three-day grace period for Kansas voters to mail in their ballots. A state Senate committee advanced a measure Thursday. It would require all mail-in ballots to arrive by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day, limit the use of ballot drop boxes and provide a deadline to register to vote before an election.
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The measure goes next to the full Senate. Supporters say they're trying to make elections more secure, but opponents say the changes would make it harder to vote.