Kansas primary voters face district races and turnout notes
Election day in Finney County Kansas features races for District 1 commissioner between David Crase Lon Pishny and Charles Sinclair and for the 122nd Kansas House District with Russ Jennings and Stan Rice. Tim Huelskamp and Alan LaPolice vie in District 1. statewide contests include governor, U.S. Senate, and other offices. Polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters must show photo ID and only registered party or unaffiliated voters may participate.
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Kansas
Finney County
David Crase
Lon Pishny
Charles Sinclair
Telegram
Russ Jennings
Stan Rice
Lakin
Kearny
Hamilton
Finney
Greeley
Haskell
U.S
Tim Huelskamp
R— Fowler/Hutchinson
Alan LaPolice
R — Clyde
U.S. Senate
Kansas State Board of Education
Kris Kobach
Kobach
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Kobach PAC mailers go unreported in spending records
Kansan Prairie Fire PAC ran mailers in two Republican primaries this week without reflecting the costs in campaign finance reports. Kobach contends no violations since one mailer required no report and the other two charges were not yet billed. State ethics staff had not seen a last minute filing by Prairie Fire, leaving Jennings asking for investigation if spending isn’t disclosed.
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Secretary of State
Kris Kobach
Political Action Committee
Kobach
Russ Jennings
R-Lakin
Kent Thompson
R-La- Harpe
Prairie Fire Pac
Jennings
Thompson
PAC
Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission
Prairie Fire
County approves 2014 15 budget by four to one vote
Finney County Commissioners approved a 37.29 million dollar budget for 2014 15 with a mill levy of 39 041 a 0 026 reduction from the current year The vote kept overall spending unchanged while allocating 2500 to Soil Conservation and to K State Research and Extension from general fund balances The increases of 5000 for each entity come from cash balances and do not raise the mill levy, with final decisions to be detailed in Page A5 Budget hearing notes
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Finney County
County Commission
Randy Partington
Soil Conservation Agency
Finney County Conservation District
Kansas State Research and Extension
Partington
LEMAs Named as One Tool in Kansas Water Plan
Gov. Sam Brownback's water vision highlights local landowner management areas as a key conservation tool. The Kansas Water Office aims to extend the Ogallala aquifer's life while sustaining the regional economy. Mandy Fox serves as SEMAs consultant, assisting landowners to assess and apply conservation options.
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Sheridan
LEMA
Sam Brownback
Tracy Streeter
Kansas Water Office
Ogallala
Mandy Fox
Hays
Fox
Kansas Water Maps Explore Kansas' Water Use
The Hutchinson News presents two interactive maps showing water use changes across Kansas. One map tracks depth changes over the past decade in more than 2,000 wells monitored by the Kansas Geological Survey. The other highlights LEMA details on Page A5.
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Kansas
Hutchinson News
Kansas Geological Survey
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Brad Nading
Kobach Pac
Lemas
Conservation
Kansas Water Maps
Lee Richardson Zoo
Zoo
Schwieterman Inc
Chicago
Annie's
Garden City Co-op