Kansas Statutes § 25-2508 Statutory construction relating to age for election purposes
Statute Text
Whenever, in any statute relating to elections which was in effect prior to April 6, 1971, there is a provision fixing twenty-one (21) years as a minimum age for purposes of voting, registration, or any other purpose concerning elections, such provision shall be construed as fixing such age at eighteen (18) years.
History
L. 1972, ch. 126, § 1; March 20.
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