First, Kansas lawmakers approved a congressional map that divides Wyandotte County for the first time in 40 years.
Then, Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly signed a Republican-supported bill overturning much of a local ordinance to help undocumented immigrants. Finally, Kelly approved new state Board of Education district boundaries, drawn by Republicans, that also carve up the area.
Wyandotte County — the fourth-most populous county in Kansas — has taken several political punches this year. Decisions from Topeka have angered local leaders and activists time and again.