Kansas 2010 election candidate list with offices and district numbers
A fragmented OCR listing numerous names and offices from Kansas elections. It includes state officials such as Kathleen Sebelius, Mark Parkins, and Paul Morrison, plus U.S. representatives Jerry Moran and Lynn Jenkins, and county posts like commissioners and educators. The text also shows district numbers and write-in notes, with many names repeated or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
John Dol
Kathleen Sebelius
Mark Parkinson
Robert Beattie
David Haley
Paul Morrison
Larry Wilson
Bonnie Sharp
State Board of
Educ
Tim Cruz
Daniel L. Love
State Board of Education
Suh
Gerry Moran
Timothy V. Pickell
Jeffrey A. McCalmon
Richard Rodewald
Helen D. Kanzig
Jim Barnett
Susan Wagle
Ken R. Canfield
Kathe Decker
Rex Crowell
Brian D. Shepherd
Dennis Hawver
Bret D. Landrith
Robin Jennison
Dennis Wilson
Kay O’connor
Ron Thornburgh
Phill Kline
Lynn Jenkins
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Carter Sandy Praeger
Gary K. Hayzlett
Robert Beattie David Haley
Board of Education
Sun District
Natonal
John Doll
Mark Parkins
Sally Cauble
Connie Morris
Shannon McCormick
Elpets Thea
Robert Beattie Togut
Larry Hoeme
James Minnix
Saren Moran
Kay O'Connor
Treasure Lynn Jenkins
Insula
Eric Carte
Sandy Praeger
Rational Office
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Melvin H. Webb O.D. Littrell
Rational
Jerry Moran
Eric Carter
Virginia
B. Beamer
Richard L. Inimanc
National Ce U.S
Mark Parkinsc
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Vie Case
Larry Brack
Grant County approves 10-year bond for Ulysses nursing home
Grant County voters approved a 7.75 million dollar 10 year bond to replace Western Prairie Care Home in Ulysses. Administrator Billie Upshaw called the measure a sign of strong long-term care prospects. Groundbreaking could occur in six months and the facility may open within two years. Of 1462 votes, 923 yes and 539 no. Board chairwoman Pam Gindlesberger welcomed the margin.
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Grant County
Ulysses
Western Prairie
Billie Upshaw
Upshaw
Pam Gindlesberger
Board of Trustees
New Park View adjacent facility planned with updated design
Upshaw outlines a new building next to Park View Assisted Living meeting state fire marshal standards and expandable for baby boomers. The 1966 facility plus 1977 addition would need over 3 million in repairs to stay open. Financing relies on a tax increase for an $80,000 home, about 25 more dollars yearly, while a new library bond costs $9 annually per homeowner.
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Park View
Western Prairie
Upshaw
Grant County
Linda McHenry
Light wins Kansas House District 124 primary
Incumbent Bill Light defeated K T Gregg in the 124th district primary with 2174 votes or 71 percent to 885 or 29 percent. District 124 covers Stanton Grant Morton Stevens counties and parts of Haskell and Seward. Light leads to a Nov 7 general election barring a write in.
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Bill Light
Rrolla
Kansas
House of Representatives
K.T
Tom) Gregg
Ulysses
Light
Gregg
Stanton
Grant
Morton
Stevens
Haskell
Seward
Grant and Gray Counties See Wide Primary Turnout Gap
Grant County posted 39 percent turnout driven by two Republican commissioner races and a $7.75 million 10 year bond for an elderly care home. Madison M. Traster and Carl Higgs won Districts 2 and 1 respectively. 923 of 995 home care ballot votes approved the measure. Gray County's turnout fell to 17 percent amid a limited Democratic ballot and multi race options for statewide posts, with Beattie winning secretary of state in the county and apathy noted by County Clerk Bonnie Swartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Grant County
Linda McHenry
Carl Higgs
Madison M. Traster
McHenry
Gray County
Grant
Bonnie Swartz
Robert Beattie
David Haley
Beattie
Insurance
State Board of Education
Swartz
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Finney County
Jerry Mora
Mall Kin
Larry R. Powell
Roy Dixon
Owen Vy
Renumeans State Board of Education
District 5
Wauvie
Larry C. Jones
Daniel
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U.S. Representany
Shapacpranative
Duane Mathes
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Bill Hickok
Leo G. Romero
John L. Weiser
Merle Nickerson Jr
Frank Goldsby
Glenn Pucket
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Representohn Doll
Haley
Grant Eligib
County
National Office
Actaror
Sandy Procee
Serine Syne Pnwett
Tom
Gregg Freve
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Tom R. Smith
Kim R. Schroeder
Carl Higes
Scott Malone
Alan L. Bitter
Melvin J. Neufeld
County Offices County Corp
Mark E
Busch County Commiss
Ronnie D. Jantz
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Greeley County
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Paul J. Shafer
Charles F. Moser
Hamilton County
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Bret D. Landritt
Phill Klin
Eric Cartes
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Gary K. Hayzlet
Tom R. Smith Co
Sally Couble
Kim R. Schroede
Eugene (Gene) Ochs
Janie Welsh
Kearny
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John Dole
Lane County
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Stanton County
Jerry Morat
Gregg Bill Light
Sally Dauble
Kim R. Schroe
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