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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 2 MIN

Noah Perry- Kansas House 66 - Young Voters vs Aging Politicians

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Noah Perry is running for Kansas House District 66, representing a portion of Manhattan.In this portion of the conversation, Noah Perry discusses the relationship between younger voters and older politicians. He points to lower voter participation among younger generations as a factor in why older voices often dominate in politics. He emphasizes that voting is key to having issues represented and addressed.He also talks about the role of long-serving politicians, suggesting they should transition into mentorship and support roles rather than remaining in office indefinitely. He highlights the importance of bringing in newer candidates while still using the experience of longtime officials to guide and support the next generation.See the full interview on Kansas Helen Substack and learn more about Kansas House District 66, including the most recent campaign finance analysis here: Kansas House You can now also watch on Kansas Helen Youtube or listen on the Kansas Helen Podcast on Apple and Spotify Get full access to Kansas Helen at kansashelen.substack.com/subscribe

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