Lecompton, Kansas - Sunshine Review

Lecompton is located in Douglas County, Kansas and is the historical territorial capitol of Kansas. It is best known for the Lecompton Constitution which is mentioned several times in famous Lincoln-Douglas presidential debates. Lecompton is known to be the ideological birthplace of the civil war and was also home to many of the violent incidents surrounding the "Bloody Kansas" episodes.

Lecompton has a population of just over 600.

Website evaluation

The website does not post any information about their current local government.

External links

	v • d • e State of Kansas Topeka (capital)
Transparency	Open Records Act \| Transparency Checklist \| Government corruption reports \| Transparency Legislation \| Open Records procedures \| Transparency Advocates \| State budget \| Taxpayer-funded lobbying associations \|
Divisions	List of Counties \| List of Cities \| List of School Districts \| Evaluation of county websites \| Evaluation of city websites \| Evaluation of township websites \| Evaluation of school district websites \|
Government	Kansas State Constitution \| Executive \| House of Representatives \| Senate \|
Judiciary	Kansas Supreme Court \| Court of Appeals \| District Courts \| Judicial Activists \| Judicial selection \| Judicial News \|
Ballot Measures	Ballot measures \| Local ballot measures \| Recall campaigns \| School bond elections \| Initiative & referendum law \| Ballotpedia:History of direct democracy in Kansas \|