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To Be Published in the Western Kansas World June 21 and 28, 2018 and July 5, 2018 To be published in the Western Kansas World June 21 and 28, 2018 and July 5, 2018. NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION August 7, 2018 Primary Election I, the Election Officer of and for Trego County, Kansas, having received a Certified List from the Secretaty of State of those candidates having filed in that office and candidates having filed in the Trego County election office for the various nominiations to be made by each of the political parties of the state for the Primary Election to be held on August 7, 2018. I hereby publish as much thereof as is applicable to Trego County, and I have added the names and addresses of all candidates for nomination and election. These candidates having filed either by declaration or petition methods, as appears on file in my office. (Party Precinct Positions elected at Primary Election): United States Representative District 1 Franklin Township Clerk D Alan LaPolice No Candidates 734 Lincoln St, Clyde, 66938 Glencoe Township Clerk R Roger Marshall 4501 Quail Creek Dr., Great Bend, 67530 No Candidates R Nick Reinecker Ogallah Township Clerk 504 S. Maple, Inman, 67546 No Candidates Governor/Lt. Governor Riverside Township Clerk D Arden Andersen / Dale Cowsert PO Box 274, Olathe, 66051 / Overland Park No Candidates D Jack Bergeson / Alexander Cline WaKeeney Township Clerk 5019 N. Osprey Cir, Wichita 67219 / Wichita No Candidates D Carl Brewer / Chris Morrow PO Box 1534, Wichita, 67201 / Gardner Wilcox Township Clerk D Laura Kelly / Lynn Rogers No Candidates PO Box 2098, Topeka, 66601 / Wichita Precinct Committeeman D Joshua Svaty / Katrina Gier Lewison Collyer City 2348 SW Topeka, Topeka, 66604 / Manhattan No Candidates R Jim Barnett / Rosie Hansen PO Box 4584, Topeka, 66604 / Topeka Collyer Township R Jeff Colyer / Tracey Mann No Candidates 715 SW Harrison St., Ste 2, Topeka, 66603 / Salina Franklin Township R Kris Kobach / Wink Hartman PO Box 1993, Topeka, 66601 / Rose Hill No Candidates R Patrick "PK" Kucera / Patricia Reitz Glencoe Township PO Box 861118, Shawnee, 66286 / Shawnee R Jerry W. Keller R Tyler Ruzich / Dominic Scavuzzo 37092 N Road, Ellis, 67637 2223 W 73rd Terr., Prairie Village, 66208 / Leawood Ogallah Townshiop R Ken Selzer / Jen Sanderson 13725 Metcalf Ave #358, Overland Park, 66223 / Goodland No Candidates R Joseph Tutera Jr. / Phillip Clemente Riverside Township 6600 Indian Lane, Mission Hills, 66208 / Mission Woods No Candidates Secretary of State WaKeeney Township D Brian "BAM" McClendon 1200 Oread Ave, #703, Lawrence, 66044 No Candidates R Randy Duncan Wilcox Township P.O. Box 2296, Salina, 67401 R Del E. Wiedeman R Keith Esau 26065 V Road, WaKeeney, 67672 11702 S. Winchester St., Olathe, 66061 D Herbert Schwartzkopf R Craig McCullah 39040 283 Highway, Ransom, 67572 3333 NW Dawdy Ct, Topeka, 66618 WaKeeney City Central Precinct R Scott Schwab 14953 W 140th Terr, Olathe, 66062 No Candidates R Dennis Taylor WaKeeney City East Precinct 3934 S.W. Wanamaker Rd., Topeka, 66610 R Bernard T. Giefer Attorney General 1004 Easter Avenue, WaKeeney, 67672 D Sarah G. Swain WaKeeney City West Precinct 112 Lawrence Ave, Lawrence 66049 R E. Jay Deines R Derek Schmidt 413 Easter Ave, WaKeeney, 67672 P.O. Box 804, Independence, 67301 Precinct Committeewoman State Treasurer Collyer City D Marci Francisco No Candidates 1101 Ohio, Lawrence, 66044 Collyer Township R Jake LaTurner PO Box 67177, Topeka, 66667 D Sandra Stenzel 29067 200 Ave, WaKeeney, 67672 Commissioner of Insurance Franklin Township D Nathaniel McLaughlin 2731 N. 72nd Terrace, Kansas City, 66109 R Cynthia D. Ochs 12019 CC Road, Utica, 67584 R Vicki Schmidt 5906 SW 43rd Ct, Topeka, 66610 Glencoe Township R Clark Shultz R Lois E. Keller 707 Washington Cir, Lindsborg, 67456 37092 R Rd, Ellis, 67637 State House of Representative 118th District Ogallah Township R Don Hineman No Candidates 116 South Longhorn Road, Dighton, 67839 Riverside Townshipo Member State Board of Education 5th District D Lori Augustine R Jean Clifford 38005 T Ter, Ellis, 67637 102 Druray Lane, Garden City, 67846 WaKeeney Township Commission 1st District R Evea M. Rumpel R Diana Parke 28006 L Rd, WaKeeney, 67672 209 S 11th St, WaKeeney, 67672 Wilcox Township R Calvin J Pfannenstiel, Jr 332 N 10th St, WaKeeney, 67672 No Candidates County Treasurer (Unexpired Term) WaKeeney City Central Precinct R Renee Neff No Candidates 19099 210 Ave, WaKeeney, 67672 WaKeeney City East Precinct Collyer Township Clerk D Mary K. Prickett No Candidate 416 N 12th St, WaKeeney, 67672 WaKeeney City West Precinct No Candidates Further notice is given that on August 7, 2018 the hours of voting places will be 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The designated voting location is the V.F.W. Hall, 400 N Railroad Ave, WaKeeney, KS with ADA access using the norhtwest door. Advance Voting will begin on Monday, July 23, 2018, at the Trego County Clerk's Office, 216 N Main St, WaKeeney, KS. Advance Voting will end on Monday, August 6, 2018, at 12:00 noon. WITNESS HEREWITH my signature and the SEAL of my office, all as is done at WaKeeney, Kansas this 15th day of June, 2018. SEAL Lori Augustine County Election Officer Trego County, Kansas.
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