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Anita Parsa
Anita Parsa is a Royals baseball fan and "accidental" election security activist. She lives in Mission Hills, Kansas.
30 states use this technology against voter fraud — so should Kansas and the other 19
By: Anita Parsa - October 8, 2020
As the opening to “The Six Million Dollar Man” said: “We have the technology.” Despite some politicians’ breathless but baseless claims about voter fraud, election officials in the United States actually have a sophisticated system to prevent it. Voter fraud is rare in part because election officials do a pretty good job of removing opportunities […]
A huge majority of Kansans support some access to abortion — this is not an extremist position
By: Anita Parsa - September 30, 2020
I’m no extremist. I am among the 86% of Kansans and 88% of Americans who do not believe abortion should be illegal in every circumstance. These percentages aren’t from an organization like Planned Parenthood — they’re from a Fox News survey in 2018. Even among people who share my Catholic heritage, 78% do not believe […]
Kansans should reject the myth of voter fraud once and for all
By: Anita Parsa - September 17, 2020
I am the most unlikely of voting rights activists. I had never voted in a midterm before 2018, I’ve never been affiliated with a party, and up until a few years ago I couldn’t have told you the name of my state representative or senator. Knowing what I now know, I am ashamed of this […]
Privacy concerns surrounding ksvotes.org pale in comparison to Kobach’s Crosscheck
By: Anita Parsa - August 5, 2020
The Kansas Reflector welcomes opinion pieces from writers who share our goal of widening the conversation about how public policies affect the day-to-day lives of people throughout our state. Mission Hills resident Anita Parsa is an election security activist. In January 2018, working with Rep. Brett Parker (D-Overland Park), I approached members of the Kansas […]