TOPEKA — Susan Schlag went to vote with her husband and 18-year-old son Tuesday morning, only to find that their Linwood polling place had run out of paper ballots.
Although Schlag and her husband were able to wait in line for the single electronic voting machine, her son had to leave for a class at the University of Kansas, she said.
“Even if it was unintentional and it was a lack of preparedness, it still feels like voter suppression, if people aren’t able to vote,” she said…