Sarah Smarsh: How voters held the line in Kansas

In many ways, across state and even party lives, voters defended women’s rights together.

(Shawn Brackbill for The New York Times) A rally for reproductive rights in Topeka, Kansas, in July.

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By Sarah Smarsh | For The New York Times