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Local candidate misses deadline in Kansas House race
The Kansas ethics commission notified 22 legislative candidates and others of possible penalties for missing campaign finance reports. Neva Entrikin, a Republican challenging Betty Jo Charlton in House District 46, was the only area candidate warned. Reports cover contributions and expenditures through July 23, with five days to file after notice. District and party groups, PACs, and multiple committees also received notices, with penalties up to a year in jail and 2500 dollars.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas House
State Ethics Commission
Neva Entrikin
Commission On
Entrikin
Donna Williams
Ethics Commission
Secretary of State