teenage governor

In the great state of Kansas, the law is very clear: you must be 18 years old on election day to cast a vote. You just might recognize this rule - the 26th Amendment ensures its consistency across the entire United States. Kansas, however, forgot to add any caveat regarding how old a citizen must be to run for state office. As a result, six teenagers are running for Governor (the highest position one can hold in the state) in a completely legal, very inspiring way.