Trump rallies in Kansas and Missouri

Wasn't the only place that saw pro-trump protests wednesday.

A group in kansas moved into the state- house in topeka -- but they had permission to do so.

Demonstrators traveled near the governor's mansion before heading to the state capitol.

They had hoped to send a message -- saying that they will continue to protest and voice their opinions... demonstrators say they want to see change in the election system.

Andthe rally caught the attention of some republican leaders (sot kris kobach/former ks sec.

Of state: "the constitution and federal statutes set out today as a potential decision point and that's why it's so important.

You know, in previous elections the state came and went and people said' oh i heard they did something in congress.'

Well, today at least people are learning.") as for the people who went inside the statehouse -- they went through security screenings before entering.

They had a permit and authorities say they did not cause a disturbance.

And in missouri, hundreds of protesters gathered at the missouri state capitol for a rally on wednesday to protest the certification of the presidential election results.

Protesters waved trump flags and shouted "stop the steal" for several hours.

The group is an organized facebook group called "stop the steal" missouri.