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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2023
Page
4
Lawrence City Commission announces Lisa Larsen as mayor. Contact line lists 785-331-9162 and email llarsen@lawrenceks.org. Text notes official channel lawrenceks.org for updates.
A study based on precinct results and voter histories shows the August 2022 primary drew younger, more female, and less Republican voters, many of whom skipped November. Gen Z women and unaffiliated voters also shaped the general, with Democrats gaining share though Republicans remained sizable. Abortion proved a potent mobilizer even outside directballot impact. Alexandra Middlewood of Wichita State University coauthored.
Mona Charen notes fissures as some Republicans break with Trump, praising the indictment's seriousness. Figures like Bill Barr and Jonathan Turley call the counts damning, while others defend Trump or attack the process, revealing a rare intra party debate that could sway reluctant GOP voters.
A front page letter discusses SB180 defining man and woman by biological sex. Trans-identifying people fear restroom arrests and harassment while officials pledge safety and urge 911 calls. Lawrence ordinances protect all genders. dialogue is needed to balance single-sex spaces with safety.
Readers may submit letters up to 250 words by email at letters ljworld.com. The policy invites opinions on current events and community issues, encouraging concise, engaging correspondence. The page welcomes well reasoned, respectfully worded letters and notes that submissions may be edited for length and clarity.
Lawrence reports say Tom Breese killed last Sunday at Six Corners prompted removal of all liquor to Kansas City and closure of the site. River remains high after wet weather. Cherry crop ruined by continued rain with mildew and rot. many planters abandon trees. County commissioners inspect Grant township river road after high water caused cave ins. Reprinted with permission from Sarah Parsons.
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