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Kaye Spooner alleges overseas manipulation of 2020 and 2024 vote counts
Summary
During public forum resident Kaye Spooner alleged that individuals who manipulated vote counts in the 2020 and 2024 elections from outside the country are now in the U.S. and being interviewed; commissioners also noted the Patterson Grant match and scrap metal dealer registration requirements.
During the public forum, resident Kaye Spooner said that "the individuals involved in manipulating the vote count in the 2020 and 2024 elections from outside the country are now in the country being interviewed." The minutes record this statement as part of public comment; no supporting evidence or named investigators were recorded in the meeting minutes.
Chairman Doug Hendricks followed public forum remarks by announcing that the Patterson Grant will match up to $100,000 of donations raised in 2025 (a 30% increase from the prior year) and noted a state requirement that scrap metal dealers register with the Kansas Attorney General’s Office. The board did not take any formal action in response to Spooner’s claim during the meeting.
