FILE - A man walks past the Kansas Statehouse from the north in Downtown Topeka, Kan., on June 17, 2024. Kansas is no longer enforcing a 3-year-old law making it a felony to impersonate election officials. (Evert Nelson/The Topeka Capital-Journal via AP, File)
FILE - Davis Hammet, executive director of the voting rights group Loud Light, follows a Kansas Supreme Court hearing on legal challenges to election laws from Loud Light and three other groups, Nov. 3, 2023, in Topeka, Kan. Kansas is no longer enforcing a 3-year-old law making it a felony to impersonate election officials in as it faces a legal challenge from critics who argue that the law has hindered efforts to register new voters. (Rachel Mipro/Kansas Reflector via AP, POOL, File)