Kansas lawmakers have made an error in drafting a new law aimed at preventing transgender individuals from changing the gender listed on their driver's licenses, according to a court filing by a state agency attorney. The new law conflicts with an existing law governing driver's licenses, and the attorney argues that the department must still follow the older law. Despite the new law, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly announced that the state would continue to change transgender people's driver's licenses to reflect their gender identities. The attorney general has filed a lawsuit to prevent such changes.

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