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UAW Kansas State Endorsement List General Election: November 3, 2020 UAW OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL ENDORSEMENT: Joe Biden/ Kamala Harris Name Office District Cori Bush U.S. House 1 Jill Schupp U.S. House 2 Lindsey Simmons U.S. House 4 Emanuel Cleaver II U.S. House 5 Kathy Ellis U.S. House 8 Nicole Galloway Governor Allisia Canady Lt. Governor Yinka Faleti Secretary of State Vicki Lorenz Englund State Treasurer Rich Finneran Atty. General Doug Beck Senate 1 Greg Razer Senate 7 Barbara Anne Washington Senate 9 John Rizzo Senate 11 Angela Mosley Senate 13 Deb Lavender Senate 15 Lauren Arthur Senate 17 Judy Baker Senate 19 Richard Orr Senate 23 Raymond Kinney Senate 31 Colby Murphy House 10 Wade Kiefer House 12 Vic Abundis House 13 Ashley Aune House 14 opeiu494 Maggie Nurrenbern House 15 James Shackelford House 16 Mark Ellebracht House 17 Wes Rogers House 18 Ingrid Burnett House 19 Bill Kidd House 20 Robert Sauls House 21 Yolanda Young House 22 Michael Johnson House 23 Emily Weber House 24 Patty Lewis House 25 Ashley Bland Manlove House 26 Richard Brown House 27 Jerome Barnes House 28 Rory Rowland House 29 Art Schaaf House 30 Rhonda Dolan House 31 Chris Hager House 34 Keri Ingle House 35 Mark Sharp House 36 Annette Turnbaugh House 37 Kip Kendrick House 45 Martha Stevens House 46 Adrian Plank House 47 Aaliyah Bailey House 64 Bill Otto House 65 Jay Mosley House 68 Gretchen Bangert House 69 Paula Brown House 70 opeiu494 LaDonna Appelbaum House 71 Doug Clemens House 72 Raychel Proudie House 73 Mike Person House 74 Alan Gray House 75 Kimberly-Ann Collins House 77 Rasheen Aldridge House 78 LaKeysha Bosley House 79 Peter Merideth House 80 Steve Butz House 81 Donna Baringer House 82 Jo Doll House 83 Wiley Price IV House 84 Kevin Windham House 85 Joe Adams House 86 Ian Mackey House 87 Tracy McCreery House 88 Luke Barber House 89 Barbara Phifer House 90 Sarah Unsicker House 91 Michael Burton House 92 Bridget Walsh Moore House 93 Jean Pretto House 94 Erica Hoffman House 96 Angie Schaefer House 98 Trish Gunby House 99 Helena Webb House 100 Tracy Grundy House 102 Christine Hyman House 105 opeiu494 Cindy Berne House 106 Susan Shumway House 108 John Kiehne House 110 Terry Burgess House 113 Becky Ruth House 114 Cynthia Nugent House 115 Theresa Schmitt House 120 Yvonne Reeves-Chong House 122 Crystal Quade House 132 Betsy Fogle House 135 Megan Thompson Clay County Eastern Commissioner Jon Carpenter Clay County Western Commissioner Sam Page St. Louis County Executive Kelli Dunaway St. Louis County Council Dist. 2 opeiu494 .

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