Franklin County voting by race tally report
Franklin County precinct totals show race breakdowns for attorney general insurance commissioner and state offices. Tim Shallenburger, Dermnn Hawver, and Ted Pettibone appear in the Reform line with small counts. Jim Garner and Sandy Praeger lead the major parties in some contests. Lynn Jenkins and Duan Lykins appear in representative races with modest totals. Wes Plaisted and Bill Feuerborn appear in district races with limited tallies.
GOP Tightens Eight-Year Hold on House
President Bush's popularity boosts Republicans who gain seats in midterm voting. Republicans sit at 225 seats with several races still undecided. Redistricting affected outcomes in multiple states, with losses and close calls shaping the new House balance.
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GOP
Washington
Bush
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
James Maloney
D-Conn
Nancy Johnson
R-Counn
John Shimkus
R-Ii
David
Iowa
Illinois
House
Dennis Hastert
Colorado
Arizona
Connie Morella
Maryland
Chris van Hollen
Morella
New York
Felix Grucci
Tim Bishop
Henry Bonilla
Texas
Henry Cuellar
Sebelius Wins Governor Race Noted For First Woman Victory
Sebelius's victory marked the second woman to be elected Kansas governor, edging out Shallenburger who won Johnson County. She pledged reforms, a top to bottom review of agencies, and budget discipline, while he proposed 7 to 8 percent spending cuts outside public schools. Voters balanced GOP strengths with Democratic gains in rural counties.
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Sebelius
Shallenburger
Jean Robinson
The
Commerce Bank
Topeka
Johnson County
Kansas City
GOP
Joan Finney
John Gilligan
Ohio
Kansas
Gary
U.S
Keith Sebelius
Bill Graves
Kansas voters back five incumbents in Kansas congressional race
Five incumbents win in Kansas with Moore narrowly holding the 3rd District seat 50 to 47 against Adam Taff. Taff led late in the race but Moore leveraged experience and campaign funding. Other district wins include Tiahrt 61 37 in the 4th, Ryan 60 38 in the 2nd, Moran 91 no opposition in the 1st, and Roberts returning to the Senate unopposed.
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Kansas City, Kan
Kansas
Dennis Moore
Adam Taff
Moore
Kansas City
Washington
Taff
Taft
Congressional Republicans’ Campaign Committee
Virginia
Tom Davis
Davis
Wichita
GOP
Todd Tiahrt
Carlos Nolla
Tiahrt
Jim Ryan
Dan Lykins
Jerry Moran
Pat Roberts
Jeanette Cicuttl
Westwood
Jane Wetzel
Talent defeats Carnahan in close Missouri Senate race
Republican Rep. Jim Talent won Missouri's special Senate election, ousting Democrat Jean Carnahan, the widow appointed two years ago. The four-year term ends with the current Congress, potentially restoring GOP control. Talent pledged to work in Washington and supporters urged to swear him in.
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Bill Luther
Minnesota
John Kline
Luther
Indiana
Chris Chocola
Bush
White House
Talent
Carnahan
Missouri
ST. Louis
Jim Talent
Senate
Jean Carnahan
Chamber
Congress
Washington
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Lynn Jenkins
Secretary OF
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Ron Thornburgh
U.S. Representative
Duan Lykins
Art Clack
Tom Holland
Ralph Tanner
Bill Feuerborn
Wes Plaisted
Finney
Kevin Roper
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Roper
Marsha Danley
Sue Arnold
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