Friday, April 17, 2026

Fw: Property tax petition - submitting for review



From: McIntosh, Earl <EMCINTOS@amfam.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 29, 2024 9:01 PM
Subject: FW: Property tax petition - submitting for review
 

 

Petition Gathers,

We are officially back!  Please resume obtaining signatures of registered voters.

We are keeping our 1,100 signatures and are moving forward to our goal of 4,000-5,000.
We have 180 days from our first signature, dated 1/31/2024, to turn in our petition. 

We will tentatively plan on submitting signatures around July 29th.

I will be reaching out to each of you personally to answer any questions and to express my appreciation for your assistance.

Next week I hope to advertise our petition on one of the mornings shows.

I will also be working to recruit more gathers.

My goal is to have a hundred or more permanent gathers that can each obtain at least 20 signatures.

Please feel free to contact anytime 785-267-7311.

Enjoy the beautiful weather this weekend.

Sincerely,

Earl McIntosh

 

From: McIntosh, Earl
Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2024 5:00 PM
Subject: RE: Property tax petition - submitting for review

 

Greeting Petition Gathers,

I have great news our petition was deemed that we have “complied with the relevant requirement of KSA 12-3013” Which means our petition is in good standing!! We don’t have to change anything.

That being said the opinion is three pages long and is being reviewed by a person in our group who is a lawyer.

Even though we can start obtaining signatures again please hold off until you receive the go ahead from me.  We do have a few questions that still needs to be answered.

Thank you for everyone’s patients!

Sincerely,

Earl McIntosh

 

 

From: McIntosh, Earl
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2024 9:07 AM
Subject: RE: Property tax petition - submitting for review

 

Good morning petition gathers,

Keeping everyone informed on what is happing with the Shawnee county councilor and our petition.

Our petition is officially under review and we are in the third day.  Once I get communication back from the county councilor I’ll immediately message everyone on what the county has to say about our petition.

I’m sorry for the pause but hopefully this is temporary!

Sincerely,

Earl McIntosh

 

From: McIntosh, Earl
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2024 8:55 PM
Subject: Property tax petition - submitting for review

 

Fellow petition gathers,

 

Thank you for all your support so far. I really appreciate all of you!
While reviewing some laws regarding petitions tonight, I determined I need to request a meeting with the county attorney to get clarification on some of the provisions for a petition for a local election.

This will probably entail a review of our petition.

Please hold off on getting further signatures.
When I get additional information, I will pass it along to each of you.

I’ve attached the current law we are following to submit an ordinance.

I will keep everyone informed.

Thanks again for your support.

 

Sincerely,

Earl McIntosh

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Thursday, April 16, 2026

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Wednesday, April 15, 2026

Fw: POLL: Kansans are Keeping More this Tax Day



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From: Senator Roger Marshall <donotreply@marshall.senate.gov>
Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2026 12:08:20 PM
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Subject: POLL: Kansans are Keeping More this Tax Day
 

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POLL: Kansans are Keeping More this Tax Day

Tax Day is here. While many Americans are focused on what they owe the federal government, I want to talk about what you're finally getting back – because of the Working Families Tax Cuts.

This year, there's real progress.

We've started putting money back where it belongs – in your pocket. Millions of Americans are seeing larger refunds, driven by commonsense relief like deductions for taxes and tips, as well as an enhanced standard deduction for seniors, so you can keep more of what you earn.

These historic tax cuts are making a difference, and I fought to ensure Kansas priorities were front and center.

First, overtime tax relief. I grew up working long shifts at a sale barn, and I remember what it felt like to see your paycheck shrink before it ever hit your hands. That wasn't right then, and it isn't right now. Today, workers can deduct up to $12,500 in overtime pay – $25,000 for married couples. Refunds are already up, and that's real money back for Kansas families. I was proud to introduce the Overtime Wages Tax Relief Act last year, and I'm even prouder to hear about how much it's helping Kansans now.

Other new benefits have been so impactful for Kansans. No tax on tips and the enhanced standard deduction for seniors are helping more people make ends meet. Additionally, the increased standard deduction for this year is saving money for most Kansans. And the increased Child Tax Credit is putting more money in families' pockets.

These are just a few highlights from a bill that delivers for every single American. There's a lot more where that came from – and my hope is that this is just a starting point.

Now I want to hear from you. Tax Day looks different this year for a lot of Kansans – and I'd like to know if you're feeling the difference:

Was your tax return higher than last year? Click HERE to complete the survey.

Your response helps me understand how these tax cuts are working for real Kansas families – and keeps me focused on fighting for more relief where it's needed most.

Happy Tax Day, Kansans!

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