Best guesses so far are that those 25,360 Kansans whose voter registration applications are in “suspense” aren’t going to yield much in the way of post-Election Day results changes for any candidates.
Which means that the election’s results from Tuesday are probably just how it’s going to be, and waiting for the final county canvassing board certified vote totals from next week—either Monday or Wednesday, depending on the county election officials’ choice—is unlikely to change anything.
Oh, those “suspense” voters whom we’ve been hearing about for months under the new voter registration law will probably get a ballot, the fun of filling it out and one of those “I Voted” lapel stickers—but the vast majority of them will have just disappeared from the election.