Lawrence resident Natalie Johnson signs in with supervising judge Mary Inzerillo, left, to fill out a provisional ballot Tuesday afternoon at the Lawrence High School annex polling site for precinct 27. Judges at the site explained that they had had a steady stream of voters throughout the day.
Atlee Myers, 7, casts her ballot in the Kids Voting Campaign at the Cornerstone Southern Baptist Church. Myers visited the 28th district polling station with her mother, Melanie Hepburn, on Tuesday morning.
Kathy Hicks, Lawrence, received some help from poll worker D.B Tracy at Corpus Christi Catholic Church with an optical scan machine.
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, left, chats with Geoffrey Hamilton-Fairley, chairman of OncImmune Ltd., and John Robertson, the company's founder and chief scientific officer, as Kansas University Chancellor Robert Hemenway looks on following a welcome-to-Kansas event Tuesday at the KU Medical Center in Kansas City, Kan. The British company, which is developing a test for early detection of breast cancer, formally discussed its plans to establish its North American headquarters in Lenexa, supported by research to be conducted in conjunction with KU scientists.
Ten children had participated in the Kids Voting program by 3:30 p.m. Emma Johnson 5, casts her vote while her mother Jennifer Johnson and little sister Anna Beth 3, watched.
Poll station worker Bart Solbach, left, helps Melanie Hepburn slide her ballot into a voting machine at Cornerstone Southern Baptist Church, 802 W. 22nd St. The machines tabulate the results instantly after being fed ballots and can reject a ballot containing errors on the spot.
Voters, including garth Myers, right, move in and out of their polling booths at the 28th district poll station at Cornerstone Southern Baptist Church, 802 West 22nd Street Terrace, in Lawrence.
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