Kansas Republican lawmakers referred the Citizenship Voting Requirement Amendment to the November 3, 2026 ballot, where it stands as the only statewide measure. The proposal revises Article 5 of the state constitution to state that no person qualifies as an elector unless they are a U.S. citizen, age 18 or older, and meet residency rules, replacing the current affirmative language that every citizen meeting those criteria is eligible. State election law already bars noncitizen voting in most contests, though sponsors cite potential local-election gaps and judicial risks as justification. With Republican legislative majorities and little visible organized opposition, traders assign the “yes” outcome a 91% implied probability reflecting the measure’s straightforward path in a low-controversy environment.