Kansas churches that are polling sites must take down abortion amendment signs by Election Day

Many churches in Kansas, particularly Catholic parishes, have gotten involved in a campaign to change the state constitution removing a right to an abortion. But state law says “electioneering” can’t be done within 250 feet of a polling place door or within the building during election hours.
Churches in Johnson County — particularly Catholic parishes — have been involved in a campaign to change the Kansas Constitution removing a right to abortion.

In the weeks leading up to the August 2 primary vote, banners and signs have sprung up on some church properties in support of the Value Them Both amendment (and in fewer cases, against the amendment).

That has prompted some county residents to question the legality of having the signs up if those same churches are also polling sites on August 2.