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The political intelligence desk for Kansas Scans every hour · last 10/20 14:34 CT
HIGH Ad metameta-adKansas Insurance Commissionerby Kansans for Affordable Ratesstatus: new

Meta ad by Kansans for Affordable Rates: For seniors on fixed incomes, prescription medicine isn’t optional. Neither are groceries or keeping the light

Paid for by Kansans for Affordable Rates; running 2026-10-19 to 2026-10-20; spend 0-99; impressions 1000-1999; Kansas share 0.967568; facebook,instagram. For seniors on fixed incomes, prescription medicine isn’t optional. Neither are groceries or keeping the lights on. Dinah Sykes voted to squeeze Kansans harder with a $10.50 pill tax. Reaching into seniors’ pockets when they pick up medicine they can’t live without. Tell Dinah Sykes: Keep your ha

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The ad Meta Ad Library snapshot

PageKansans for Affordable Rates
Paid for byKansans for Affordable Rates
Running2026-10-19 to 2026-10-20
Spend$0-99
Impressions1000-1999
Kansas share0.967568
Platformsfacebook, instagram
Headline
For seniors on fixed incomes, prescription medicine isn’t optional. Neither are groceries or keeping the lights on. Dinah Sykes voted to squeeze Kansans harder with a $10.50 pill tax. Reaching into seniors’ pockets when they pick up medicine they can’t live without. Tell Dinah Sykes: Keep your hands off our prescriptions. 785-296-3245.

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