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Guide to the Capitol Table of Contents Overview GUIDE TO THE CAPITOL TABLE OF CONTENTS OVERVIEW Q. Why are we here? 3 ..................... Overview A. State legislators make decisions that impact your well-being and your livelihood. Legislators can’t fix problems if they aren’t aware of them. You’re 4 ..................... Legislator Pictures & District Map here to make your issues “real” to them by making personal contact and providing information to help influence their decisions. 12 ................... Legislative Committees Q. What is the goal for today? 14 ................... Telling Your Story A. Today we are going to: • Learn how to effectively advocate. 15 ................... Talking to an Elected Official • Put what we learn into action. • Obtain information about current “hot” topics. 16 ................... Writing a Letter to Your Legislator • Have a fun day at the Capitol while making a difference for agriculture. or the Governor Q. What can I expect to have done once the day is finished? A. While everyone’s experience will be different, we hope you are able to: 16 ................... Testifying at a Hearing • Observe the Legislature in session. • Watch part of a legislative hearing. 17 ................... Engaging on Social Media • Meet with a legislator from your home district and advocate on your issues. • Tour the Capitol. 20................... Writing a Letter to the Editor • Visit with KFB Staff on key legislative issues. • Get to know fellow FB members. 21 ................... Points of Interest • See the importance in and continue to be an advocate for agriculture. • Receive information about the current issues facing legislators. 22 ................... Notes 2 3 SENATORS SENATORS Sen. Dennis Pyle Sen. Marci Francisco Sen. Tom Holland Sen. David Haley Sen. Kevin Braun Sen. Pat Pettey Sen. Barbara Bollier Sen. Jim Denning Sen. Julia Lynn Sen. Mike Thompson Sen. John Skubal Sen. Caryn Tyson Republican Democrat Democrat Democrat Republican Democrat Democrat Republican Republican Republican Republican Republican District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 District 6 District 7 District 8 District 9 District 10 District 11 District 12 Office 234-E Office 134-E Office 134-E Office 134-E Office 124-E Office 125-E Office 237-E Office 330-E Office 445-S Office 234-E Office 124-E Office 123-E 785-296-7379 785-296-7364 785-296-7372 785-296-7376 785-296-7357 785-296-7375 785-296-7390 785-296-2497 785-296-7382 785-296-7362 785-296-7301 785-296-6838 Dennis.Pyle@ Marci.Francisco@ Tom.Holland@ David.Haley@ Kevin.Braun@ Pat.Pettey@ Barbara.Bollier@ Jim.Denning@ Julia.Lynn@ Mike.Thompson@ John.Skubal@ Caryn.Tyson@ senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov Sen. Richard Hilderbrand Sen. Bruce Givens Sen. Dan Goddard Sen. Ty Masterson Sen. Jeff Longbine Sen. Vic Miller Sen. Anthony Hensley Sen. Eric Rucker Sen. Dinah Sykes Sen. Tom Hawk Sen. Robert Olson Sen. Randall Hardy Republican Republican Republican Republican Republican Democrat Democrat Republican Democrat Democrat Republican Republican District 13 District 14 District 15 District 16 District 17 District 18 District 19 District 20 District 21 District 22 District 23 District 24 Office 224-E Office 225-E Office 541-E Office 224-E Office 341-E Office 125-E Office 318-E Office 235-E Office 237-E Office 135-E Office 236-E Office 223-E 785-296-7370 785-296-7678 785-296-7742 785-296-7388 785-296-7361 785-296-7365 785-296-3245 785-296-7374 785-296-7367 785-296-7360 785-296-7358 785-296-7369 Richard.Hilderbrand@ Bruce.Givens@ Dan.Goddard@ Ty.Masterson@ Jeff.Longbine@ Vic.Miller@ Anthony.Hensley@ Eric.Rucker@ Dinah.Sykes@ Tom.Hawk@ Rob.Olson@ Randall.Hardy@ senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov Senate Districts 1 Dennis Pyle 21 Dinah Sykes 2 Marci Francisco 22 Tom Hawk 3 Tom Holland 23 Robert Olson 4 David Haley 24 Randall Hardy 5 Kevin Braun 25 Mary Ware 6 Pat Pelley 26 Dan Kerschen 7 Barbara Bollier 27 Gene Suellentrop Sen. Mary Ware Sen. Dan Kerschen Sen. Gene Suellentrop Sen. Mike Petersen Sen. Oletha Faust-Goudeau Sen. Susan Wagle Sen. Ed Berger Sen. Carolyn McGinn Sen. Larry Alley Sen. Mary Jo Taylor 8 Jim Denning 28 Mike Petersen Democrat Republican Republican Republican Democrat Republican Republican Republican Republican Republican 9 Julia Lynn 29 Oletha Faust-Goudeau District 25 District 26 District 27 District 28 District 29 District 30 District 34 District 31 District 32 District 33 10 Mike Thompson 30 Susan Wagle Office 135-E Office 225-E Office 441-E Office 345-S Office 135-E Office 333-E Office 235-E Office 545-S Office 445-S Office 441-E 11 John Skubal 31 Carolyn McGinn 785-296-7391 785-296-7353 785-296-7385 785-296-7355 785-296-7387 785-296-2419 785-296-6981 785-296-7377 785-296-7368 785-296-7667 12 Caryn Tyson 32 Larry Alley Mary.Ware@ Dan.Kerschen@ Gene.Suellentrop@ Mike.Petersen@ Oletha.Faust-Goudeau@ Susan.Wagle@ Ed.Berger@ Carolyn.McGinn@ Molly.Baumgardner@ MaryJo.Taylor@ 13 Richard Hilderbrand 33 Mary Jo Taylor senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov 14 Bruce Givens 34 Ed Berger 15 Dan Goddard 35 Rick Wilborn 16 Ty Masterson 36 Elaine Bowers 17 Joff Longbine 37 Molly Baumgardner 1 18 Vic Miller 38 Bud Estes 36 19 Anthony Hensely 39 John Doll 40 22 2 20 Eric Rucker 40 Rick Billinger 18 3 20 9 24 19 37 17 35 33 12 31 Sen. Rick Wilborn Sen. Elaine Bowers Sen. Molly Baumgardner Sen. Bud Estes Sen. John Doll Sen, Rick Billinger 39 34 Republican Republican Republican Republican Republican Republican 14 District 35 District 36 District 37 District 38 District 39 District 40 38 13 Office 541-E Office 223-E Office 445-S Office 136-E Office 237-E Office 236-E 32 15 785-296-7354 785-296-7389 785-296-7368 785-296-7359 785-296-7694 785-296-7399 Richard.Wilborn@ Elaine.Bowers@ Molly.Baumgardner@ Bud.Estes@ John.Doll@ Rick.Billinger@ senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov senate.ks.gov Kansas Senate Districts Wyandotte County Johnson County Sedgwick County 4 5 REPRESENTATIVES REPRESENTATIVES Rep. Michael Houser Rep. Kenneth Collins Rep. Monica Murnan Rep. Trevor Jacobs Rep. Mark Samsel Rep. Jene Vickrey Rep. Richard Proehl Rep. Chris Croft Rep. Kent Thompson Rep. Eileen Horn Rep. Jim Kelly Rep. Doug Blex Republican Republican Democrat Republican Republican Republican Republican Republican Republican Democrat Republican Republican District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 District 6 District 7 District 8 District 9 District 10 District 11 District 12 Office 179-N Office 167-W Office 54-S Office 519-N Office 168-W Office 276-W Office 581-W Office 167-W Office 187-N Office 54-S Office 581-W Office 512-N 785 296-7679 785 296-7698 785 296-7426 785 296-7616 785 296-6287 785-296-7748 785 296-7639 785 296-7695 785-296-7451 785-296-7652 785 296-6014 785 296-5863 michael.houser@ Ken.Collins@ Monica.Murnan@ Trevor.Jacobs@ Mark.Samsel@ jene.vickrey@ richard.proehl@ Chris.Croft@ kent.thompson@ eileen.horn@ jim.kelly@ Doug.Blex@ house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov Rep. Joe Newland Rep. Charlotte Esau Rep. John Toplikar Rep. Cindy Holscher Rep. Tom Cox Rep. Cindy Neighbor Rep. Stephanie Clayton Rep. Jan Kessinger Rep. Jerry Stogsdill Rep. Nancy Lusk Rep. Susan Ruiz Rep. Jarrod Ousley Republican Republican Republican Democrat Republican Democrat Democrat Republican Democrat Democrat Democrat Democrat District 13 District 14 District 15 District 16 District 17 District 18 District 19 District 20 District 21 District 22 District 23 District 24 Office 512-N Office 168-W Office 268-W Office 173-W Office 352-S Office 43-S Office 451-S Office 268-W Office 452-S Office 54-S Office 173-W Office 452-S 785-296-7380 785 296-7688 785 296-7658 785 296-7659 785 296-7331 785 296-7690 785 296-7548 785 296-7436 785 296-7692 785 296-7651 785 296-7482 785-296-7366 Joe.Newland@ Charlotte.Esau@ John.Toplikar@ Cindy.Holscher@ Tom.Cox@ Cindy.Neighbor@ stephanie.clayton@ Jan.Kessinger@ Jerry.Stogsdill@ nancy.lusk@ Susan.Ruiz@ jarrod.ousley@ house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov Rep. Rui Xu Rep. Adam Thomas Rep. Sean Tarwater Rep. Kellie Warren Rep. Brett Parker Rep. Brandon Woodard Rep. Louis Ruiz Rep. Pam Curtis Rep. Tom Burroughs Rep. Valdenia Winn Rep. Broderick Henderson Rep. Kathy Wolfe Moore Democrat Republican Republican Republican Democrat Democrat Democrat Democrat Democrat Democrat Democrat Democrat District 25 District 26 District 27 District 28 District 29 District 30 District 31 District 32 District 33 District 34 District 35 District 36 Office 174-W Office 268-W Office 151-S Office 166-W Office 451-S Office Office 47-S Office 452-S Office 50-S Office 359-W Office 451-S Office 47-S 785 296-7686 785-296-3113 785 296-7685 785 296-7646 785 296-5413 785 296-5593 785 296-7885 785-296-7430 785 296-8153 785 296-7630 785 296-7697 785 296-0424 Rui.Xu@ Adam.Thomas@ Sean.Tarwater@ Kellie.Warren@ Brett.Parker@ Brandon.Woodard@ louis.ruiz@ pam.curtis@ tom.burroughs@ valdenia.winn@ broderick.henderson@ kathy.wolfemoore@ house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov house.ks.gov Rep.
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