Gov. Laura Kelly visits with Lisse Regehr, CEO of Thrive Allen County, at a fundraiser Thursday night at Perry’s in Humboldt.
Kelly and her running mate, Lt. Gov. David Toland, hobnobbed with an estimated 75 guests.
The two are asking for four more years in their continued effort to “make Kansas cool.” Since Kelly has been in office, “we have closed the bank of KDOT,” she said in reference to transferring highway funds to pay for other non-transportation projects. The state’s rainy day fund is also at a record high and education is fully funded.
“That’s a trajectory we hope Kansans will want to continue forward,” she said.
