Finney County Votes By Precinct
Precinct level vote counts shown for Finney County with multiple polling areas listed. Figures include two cent entries and totals around six thousand for several precincts, reflecting a granular breakdown of turnout by location.
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Finney County
Write-ins Sweep Five Kansas Offices in Northwest
In northwest Kansas write-in candidates won at least five races across multiple counties. Norton County saw Leroy Lang beat Miller and Juneman for sheriff-like race. Sherman and Cheyenne counties elected write-in commissioners and sheriff respectively. Ness County ousted longtime sheriff Gary O'Brien with deputy Bryan S. Whipple winning. Sheridan County elected John Cahoj as writing judge defeating Tony Haffner. The hog farm issue galvanized Lang's bid and spurred organized voter outreach.
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HAYS
Kansas
Ness
Cheyenne
Sherman
Norman
Sheridan County
Norton County
Robert Wyat
Leroy Lang
James L. Miller
Melvin Juneman
Weldon Brooks
Lang
Ada Alford
Miller
Juneman
Alford
Sherman County
Mitch Tiede
Goodland
Kenneth E. Davis
Cheyenne County
Eddie Dankenbring
St. Francis
Randy Milburn
Milburn
Dankenbring
House
Ness County
Gary O’brien
Bryan S. Whipple
Ness City
Whipple
O’brien
John Cahoj
R-Hoxie
Tony Haffner
D-Hoxie
Cahoj
Wichita man charged in Internet investment fraud scheme
Edward Williamson 53 of Wichita faces SEC suit alleging false claims to investors about several small companies he controlled and diverted funds. He supposedly sold 1.3 million in unregistered stock to over 1,000 investors via a Web site to boost share prices. Williamson has prior convictions including 1967 unpremeditated murder and 1992 theft from his elderly mother.
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Wichita
US. Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S. District Court
Edward Williamson
Williamson
SEC
Fort Worth
Spencer Barasch
Barasch
Wichita Eagle
Michael Quinn
Kansas Securities Commission
Marine Corps
Okinawa
Japan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Write-ins Define Motive for Southwest Kansas Campaigns
In a 12 county area of southwest Kansas fifteen write-in candidates sought upsets against incumbents for roles including sheriff and county attorney. Notable races included Grant County attorney where Gary Hathaway won 1,088 votes to Doug Campbell's 1,260, and Hamilton County figures where Karen Livingston and Harold Starr collected 64 votes combined. Barrett and Hornung faced uphill battles, with Hornung's sheriff bid falling short by 608 votes.
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Kansas
Hamilton County
Karen Livingston
Harold Starr
Finney County
Grant County
Gary Hathaway
Doug Campbell
Hathaway
Margi Barrett
Hamilton County Action Committee
Barrett
Jamie Cheatum
Syracuse
Michael Hornung
Bethanie Popejoy
Osbon
Larry Phoenix
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