Postcards Shape Kansas Senate Campaigns in Rural District
In far western Kansas Senate District 48 spanning 10 counties, Democrats make a rare entry as Zach Wort challenges incumbent Republican Larry Powell with John Doll waiting in the wings. Campaign mailers, especially post cards, spread simple messages to wide audiences as election day nears with advance ballots set to begin July 13.
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Dallas sniper identified as lone Afghan veteran gunman
Authorities concluded the Dallas downtown shooting that killed five officers and wounded nine was carried out by Micah Xavier Johnson, 25, a Dallas-area Afghanistani veteran with a Black Power focus who aimed to kill white people. He acted alone, with bombmaking materials and combat journals found at his home. The attack, the deadliest on U S law enforcement since 2001, followed a protest over police shootings in Minnesota and Louisiana.
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Kansas Farm Bureau backs Dr Roger Marshall in bid
The Kansas Farm Bureau endorsed Dr Roger Marshall over incumbent Tim Huelskamp in the 1st District race, marking the first challenger endorsement in its history. The move comes as Marshall campaigns in Garden City and across rural Kansas, highlighting agriculture as central to state life.
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U.S. Congress
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Kansas Farm Bureau
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Joel Bling
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