Kansas House Winners in Franklin County Races
Unofficial results from the Kansas secretary of state show winners in 87 House districts. In Franklin County contests incumbents and party affiliations are listed with hometowns and vote totals, including district by district tallies such as Weaver and Bussman in districts 1 and 2 and other named incumbents and challengers across the area.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Secretary of State
Fred Weaver
Baxter Springs
John Decker
Ralph Bussman
Mound Valley
Hazel Allison
Bill Brady
D-Parsons
John Reimer
R-Parsons
Wayne Wilson
L-Parsons
Rochelle Beach
Rheodesha
Edgar Chrisman
Dthayer
Richard Harper
R Fort Scott
Susan O’byran
Phil Kline
R-Overland Park
John Johnson
Doverland Park
Lawrence Riley
L-Overland Park
Gary Blumenthal
D Merriam
Jerry Andre
R-Merriam
Rex Hoy
R-Fairway
J.P. Hilderbrand
State Representative Winners City Leads In Votes
A long list of state representative results shows candidates across Kansas cities led by Democrats and Republicans in varied tallies. Notable figures include Mike Meacham in Wichita and Betty Jo Charlton in Lawrence with strong showings.
Mixed results on sales tax increases across Kansas counties
Kansas voters show a split verdict on sales tax hikes with 10 of 22 counties approving new or increased rates, including 1 percent city and county measures, while several counties reject raises. Lawrence backs a nuclear weapons freeze 8839 to 2298, and local bonds and recalls appear in multiple districts.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Riley County
Cowley County
Reno County
Lawrence
Lawrence Coalition For Peace and Justice
Ann Moore
Marci Francisco
Reagan
Dickinson
Wallace
Wilson
Franklin
Bourbon
Ellsworth
Garden City
Concordia
Neodesha
Waheeny
Hutchinson
Hill City
Westmoreland
Winchester
Wellsville
Franklin County
North Lyon County
Unified
Manhattan
Marysville
Norton
Russell County
Unified School District 407
Richard Reeves
Cecil Mashburn
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua
Goodland City
Carey Among New BOE Faces Carey Among New BOE Faces
The 10 member State Board of Education will gain three new Republicans Dale Carey Overbrook Ann Keener LaCrosse and Theodore Von Fange Lindsborg while incumbents Kay Groneman Kansas City Democrat and Bob Clemons Independence Republican win reelection. The board oversees the Education Department with 172 employees and a 7 million dollar budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
State Board of Education
Kay Groneman
Kansas City
Bob Clemons
GOP
Dale Carey
Overbrook
Ann Keener
LaCrosse
Theodore von Fange
Lindsborg
Kansas Department of Education
Ms. Groneman
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Jefferson Counties
Kansas
Robert Allen Peck
Clemons
Robert Sanford
Iola
Sanford
Wolf Creek
Carey
Osage County
Floyd Grimes
John Hunter
Vassar
Ms. Keener
Kim Ernest
Holcomb
von Fange
College of Education
Bethany College
Marion Nunemaker
Hutchinson
Southcentral
John Bergner
Pratt
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Carlin
Hardage
Congress
Whittaker
Galais
Burr
Shea Sf Sr
Finney
Holt
County Commission
Cole
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Mavity
Hunter
Mary Jane Johnson
Dkansas City
Lorence Bishop
Alfred Ramirez
R-Bonner Springs
Tony Dusil
D-Bonner Springs
James Murphy
D-Leavenworth
Royal Brown
R-Leavenworth
EL David G. Miller
R-Eudora
Lake Davis
D-De Soto
Jesse Branson
D-Lawrence
Bob Schulte
Robin Leach
D-Linwood
Eugene Schafer
Perry
Joan Adam
D-Atchison
Dick Cameron
Atchison
Don Sallee
Troy
Henry Scherer
Marvin Smith
Bill Knox
D-Holton
Don Mainey
D-Topeka
Earl Perry
R-Topeka
Anthony Hensley
Dtopeka
Don Oden
Charles Laird
Frank Lee Shelton
Richard Eckert
R-Wetmore
Kathleen Haag
Dhiawatha
Keith Tennal
L-Sabetha
Don Rezac
D-Onaga
Richard Carlson
R-St. Marys
I-Lloyd Polson
R-Vermillion
Stan Gudenhauf
D-Seneca
R. E. Arbuthnot
Haddam
Glen Strand
Munden
Ed Rolfs
Junction City
Shelley Hoyle
Ivan Sand
R-Riley
Henry Martin
Joe Knopp
Diane Urban
Larry Turnquist
D-Salina
Doyle Wilson
R-Salina
Duane Goossen
R-Goessel
Joe Sc
McPherson
Jayne Aylward
Keith Hall
Kenneth Green
Sherry Clymer
Kenneth King
R-Leon
William Sifford
D-Augusta
Dorothy Higginbottom Flottman
Winfield
Marjorie Thomson Brant
Windfield
J. F. Shriver
Arkansas City
John Brewer
R.H. Miller
Wellington
Lewis St. Clair
D Wellington
I-Kent Ott
R-Mulvane
Eddie Pfingston
D-Mulvane
Elizabeth Baker
R-Derby
Gerald F. Fager
Dderby
J-Mike Meacham
Rwichita
John Frye
Dwichita
Ruth Luzzati
D-Wichita
William Kahrs
Ben Foster
R-Wichita
Patricia Morgan
D-Park City
Henry Helgerson Jr
Jim Powell
Wanda Fuller
Don Hopkins
J. Santford Duncan
David Kahn
Robert Johnson
L-Wichita
G .- I-Theo Cribbs
Wichita
Keith Adair
I-Neal Whitaker
David V. Jackson
Bill Earnest
Ken Grotewiel
I-Belya Ott
Richard Alldritt
D-Harper
Robert Wunsch
Rkingman
Wesley Nunemaker
D-Langdon
John Myers
D-Hutchinson
Michael O’neal
R Hutchinson
Jeffrey Carrick
L-Hutchinson
Jesse Harder
D-Buhler
Dean Hinshaw
Steven Ediger
George Janner III
LeRoy Fry
Little River
Vearl Bacon
P McPherson
Clifford Campbell
Beloit
Steven Hirsch
Bill Fuller
R-Miltonvale
Kent Campbell
Miltonvale
Stephen Matheny
L-Miltonvale
Robert D. Miller
R Russell
Paul Baier
Victoria
G.R. Friedeman
Great Bend
Ladislado Hernandez
Frank Buehler
R-Claflin
Barry Kalpin
Susan Roenbaugh
R Lewis
Jack Dip
Kathleen Magouirk Holt
R Cimarron
I Kathryn Sughrue
Dodge City
Ron Long
Max Moomaw
R-Dighton
Robert Buerkle
D Halcomb
L-Leary Johnson
Wa Keeney
Carol Ohmart
D-Oakley
Mike Hayden
Atwood
Judith Shirley
Nercatur
Harold Galdner
Syracuse
Jack Rodrock
D-Scoti
David Heinemann
Rodney Hoffman
Keith Farrar
Hugoton
George Hinch
Elkhart
Washington County
Sherman County
Wabaunsee County
Jefferson County
Pawnee
Barber, Gray and
Jewell
Smith County
Harper County
Marion County
Marshall County
Boe
Kauss
Man
Ottawa
St. Mulberry
Real
Sm. Gibson
RCA
Magnavox
Electrolux
Kodak
Maytag
Singer
Ea. Am
Pwr
Assort of Coins, Inc
Jewel
Illinois
Claude Myers
Harold Myers
Clerks
Wanda Kirkland
Elaine Roberts
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