From the Associated Press:

As a result of Tuesday's vote, board members and candidates who believe evolution is well-supported by evidence will have a 6-4 majority. Evolution skeptics had entered the election with a two-person majority.

Critics of Kansas' science standards worried that if conservatives retained the board's majority, it would lead to attempts in other states to copy the Kansas standards.

This replication of the Kansas strategy has been attempted in states across the country, including the failed push in Ohio earlier this year. Once again their agenda to impose religious ideology on Americans, including this continued assault on our schools, has been rejected -- the cracks in the facade are increasingly visible.