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Kansas GOP candidate for secretary of state fined $93,000 for breaking federal labor law

States Newsroom · October 8, 2026

TOPEKA — Kansas secretary of state candidate Pat Proctor blamed zealous bureaucrats for assessing his restaurant businesses $93,000 in penalties after failing to comply with federal wage and overtime laws. Proctor, a Leavenworth member of the Kansas House, a retired U.S. Army colonel and recipient of a doctorate from…

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Kansas GOP candidate for secretary of state fined $93,000 for breaking federal labor law

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