Huelskamp holds on in close race for State Rep seat
U S Rep Tim Huelskamp preserves GOP nomination after edging Alan LaPolice in a tight bid. Huelskamp leads Meade County 66 to 34 percent with 1061 of 1338 precincts reporting, while James Sherow wins Democratic nod in the 1st District. Whit ney trails for the GOP’s fall campaign.
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Jennings re elected in Kansas House District 122 vote
Incumbent Rep. Russ Jennings won the Republican primary for the 122nd District seat defeating Stan Rice by a wide margin. He carried four of five counties with about 65 percent, with Hamilton County results not yet reported. Jennings criticized negative ads from the Kansas Chamber and Americans for Prosperity, saying voters rejected them and praising direct community outreach during his first term.
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Pishny Defeats Sinclair In Finney County Race
Finney County Republican primary results show Lon Pishny leading with 128 votes, David Crase 68, and Charlie Sinclair 54. Pishny advances to the November general election unopposed as no Democrats filed, with a write in option possible. Commissioner Roman Halbur will be replaced as Pishny prepares to take office in January.
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County turnout in Finney County primary amid 17.07 turnout
Finney County clerk reports 2,871 ballots cast out of 16,822 registered voters in Tuesday's primary for a 17.07 percent turnout. The official pledged to serve the people and listen to them as the county moves forward. See Pishny, Page A5.
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Garden City approves decibel based noise ordinance changes
Garden City Commission approved additions to the noise ordinance to allow decibel level measurements in investigations. City attorney Randy Grisell said the change adds objective standards for residential and commercial areas and outlines specific daytime and nighttime limits, with enforcement possible even without a meter.
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