WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -- A new website allows Kansas voters to compare their views with those of candidates for the U.S. Senate, House and president.

The interactive tool is called VoteEasy and was launched by the nonpartisan group Project Vote Smart.

Voters can check their views on several critical issues against those of candidates who participated in a Project Vote Smart survey. For some candidates, the group researched public records to determine their positions.

VoteEasy was launched in Kansas on Monday as part of a state-by-state national rollout.