Anita Parsa, Author at Kansas Reflector

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Anita Parsa is a Royals baseball fan and "accidental" election security activist. She lives in Mission Hills, Kansas.

Opinion

30 states use this technology against voter fraud — so should...

Anita Parsa - October 8, 2020

Opinion

A huge majority of Kansans support some access to abortion —...

Anita Parsa - September 30, 2020

Opinion

Kansans should reject the myth of voter fraud once and for...

Anita Parsa - September 17, 2020

Opinion

Privacy concerns surrounding ksvotes.org pale in comparison to Kobach’s Crosscheck

Anita Parsa - August 5, 2020

Latest News

Senate bill would punish Kansas employers for requiring COVID-19 vaccinations

Business February 25, 2021

Rep. Fred Patton, a Topeka Republican, pleaded with House colleagues to support a bill suspending for three years the state law defining a speedy criminal trial because the district courts were overwhelmed by COVID-19 issues. The bill passed 117-17. (Pool photo by Evert Nelson/Topeka Capital-Journal)

Kansas House bill suspends speedy-trial law to avoid freeing accused murderers,...

Civil Rights February 25, 2021

Game-changing one-dose vaccine could be in states’ hands shortly

Politics + Government February 25, 2021

Kansas law enforcement pushes back on legalizing medical marijuana

Agriculture February 25, 2021

Gov. Laura Kelly signed Senate Bill 15 during a bipartisan news conference Thursday in the Capitol to create a maximum $60 million loan program for businesses with less than 200 employees struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector)

Democratic governor, GOP lawmakers unify to dedicate $60M for low-cost loan...

Agriculture February 25, 2021

Latest Commentary

What Kansans were saying to Bob Dole in the 1960s sounds...

Opinion February 25, 2021

What Kansans need to know about the state’s pandemic unemployment rate

Opinion February 24, 2021

Latest Podcasts

KNEA, KASB reps talk K-12 public education proposals

February 22, 2021

Kansas Treasurer Lynn Rogers’ first month on the job

February 15, 2021

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