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Final 2014 General Election Results for Kingman Kingman County Commission Fred Foley, County Commissioner District #1 Carol F. Voran, County Commissioner District #2 John Steffen, County Commissioner District #3 Kingman County Courthouse, 130 N. Spruce, Kingman KS 67068 Office of the County Clerk: Phone: 620-532-2521 / Fax: 620-532-5082 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Nov. 10, 2014 For more information, contact Nancy D. Borst, 620.532.2037 / nborst@kingmancoks.com Final Kingman County General Election results PLEASE NOTE: These totals are for Kingman County ONLY. Local races County Commissioner, District 1 Fred Foley, Cheney (R) – 750 John Kostner, Murdock (L) – 373 Gregory Ellis 1 Robert Davilla 1 County Clerk Carol Noblit, Kingman (R) – 2,564 Dave Steffen 1 Jack Meyers 1 Sue Harris 1 Crystal Glacomo-Linn 1 Jim Carson 1 Rick Harrison 1 William Talbot 1 Robert Davilla 1 George Wise 1 Apryl Partridge 1 Township Clerk Allen: Theodore Hall (R) 37; Jerry Feese, 1 Belmont: Peter Clouse, 6; Barbara Cress, 1 Bennett: Glen Fieser (D) 178; Dennis Barnes, 1; Donnie Wright, 1; Apryl Partridge, 1; Steve VanGieson, 1 Canton: Tim Allender (R) 34; Kent Robertson, 1 Chikaskia: Michael Garten (R) 40 Dale: Rob Frampton (R) 52; Bill Vaught, 1 Dresden: Kevin Halderson (R) 138 Eagle: James Coon (R) 45 Eureka: Brandon Hansen (R) 41 Evan: Tarry Zerger (R) 190; Crystal Glacomo-Linn, 1; Dean Simon, 1 Galesburg: Dwight Moran (R) 33; David Lampe (D) 57 Hoosier: Russ Rohlman, 1; Brian Maloney, 1; Robert DeWeese, 2; Leonard Probst, 2; Thomas Tatro, 1; Darrin Eck, 1; Mike Floyd, 2; Phil McKenna, 2 Kingman: Jim Schaller (D) 45; Ryan Ruckle, 1; Robert Fisher, 1 Liberty: Dean Pagenkopf (R) 52 Ninnescah: Bill Rohlman (R) 120; Scott Livingston, 1 Peters: Mike Thimesch, 15; Francis Giefer, 2; Mike Gillen, 1 Richland: Dale Voran (R) 29; David Weniger, 1 Rochester: Gary Woodard (R) 64; Monte Whitmer, 1 Rural: Robert Renner, 25; Tom Sterneker, 2; Gary Sterneker, 2; Nick Albers, 1; Tony Fischer, 1; David Steffen, 1; Travis Thimesch, 2; John Fischer, 1 Union: Joe Hill, 11; Tim Klausmeyer, 2; Russell Smith, 1; Sheila Govert, 1 Valley: Edwin Miller (R) 38; James Randy Franklin, 1 Vinita: Philip Moorhouse (R) 89; Cindy Kill, 1; Rick Casley, 2; Kenny Wewe, 1 White: Patric Schwartz, 1; Jesse Stucky, 3; Wayne Henning, 1; Ruth Ann Beard, 1; Goldie M. Talbot, 1; Nancy Dodge, 1; Ray Rollmann, 1; Harold Forcum, 1; Austin Kinsler, 1; Nick Lacio, 1; Steve Meyer, 1; Lori Meyer, 1 U.S. races Senate Pat Roberts (R) 1,841 Greg Orman (I) 868 Randall Batson (L) 129 Representative, 4th District Mike Pompeo (R) 2,168 Perry Schuckman (D) 627 Todd Tiahrt 1 James Cisco 1 Robert Dole 1 Larry Newland 1 Carter Obrock 1 Troy Bledsoe 1 STATE races Governor/Lt. Governor Sam Brownback, Jeff Colyer (R) – 1,710 Paul Davis, Jill Docking (D) – 994 Keen Umbehr, Joshua Umbehr (L) – 142 Patrick Taylor 1 Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R) – 1,924 Jean Schodorf (D) – 883 Bryan Caskey 1 Commissioner of Insurance Ken Selzer (R) – 1,949 Dennis Anderson (D) – 708 Bill Garrison 1 Wade Pinkerton 1 State Treasurer Ron Estes (R) – 2,189 Carmen Alldritt (D) – 574 Attorney General Derek Schmidt (R) – 2,224 A.J. Kotich (D) – 533 State Board of Education, District 7 Ken Willard (R) – 1,803 Michael Maloney 1 Michael Hotchkiss 2 Bob Stackhouse 1 Therese Blyn 1 Bill Vaught 1 Crystal Blacomo-Linn 1 Thomas Townley 1 Lance Dixon 1 David Lux 1 Rick Harrison 1 Alan Albers 1 Kansas House of Representatives, Dist. 114 Jack Thimesch (R) – 2,030 Mark Schnittker (D) – 787 Eric Meyer 1 Kansas Supreme Court Retain ERIC ROSEN, Pos. 4, Kansas Supreme Court Yes – 959 No – 1,607 Retain LEE JOHNSON, Pos. 6, Kansas Supreme Court Yes – 1,009 No – 1,554 Kansas Court of Appeals Retain STEPHEN HILL, Pos. 1, Kansas Court of Appeals Yes – 1,238 No – 1,200 Retain PATRICK MCANANY, Pos. 4, Kansas Court of Appeals Yes – 1,227 No – 1,187 Retain KIM SCHROEDER, Pos. 5, Kansas Court of Appeals Yes – 1,376 No – 1,043 Retain HENRY GREEN, Pos. 7, Kansas Court of Appeals Yes – 1,395 No – 1,018 Retain ANTHONY POWELL, Pos. 10, Kansas Court of Appeals Yes – 1,476 No – 946 Retain TOM MALONE, Pos. 11, Kansas Court of Appeals Yes – 1,503 No – 922 Retain MICHAEL BUSER, Pos. 12, Kansas Court of Appeals Yes – 1,197 No – 1,191 Retain MELISSA TAYLOR STANDRIDGE, Pos. 13, Kansas Court of Appeals Yes – 1,249 No – 1,133 30th Judicial District District Court Retain FRANCIS MEISENHEIMER, Pratt, District Court Judge Dist. 30, Div. 1 Yes – 1,969 No – 608 Retain SCOTT McQUIN, Wellington, District Court Judge Dist. 30, Div. 1 Yes – 1,716 No – 729 Retain LARRY T. SOLOMON, Kingman, District Court Judge Dist. 30, Div. 1 Yes – 2,096 No – 566 District Magistrate Judge Retain RICHARD N. RALEIGH, Medicine Lodge, District Magistrate Judge Dist. 30, Div. 1 Yes – 1,670 No – 717 Retain JAMES RICHARD BILES, Anthony, District Magistrate Judge Dist. 30, Div. 1 Yes – 1,621 No – 746 Retain ROSEANNA K. MATHIS, Kingman, District Magistrate Judge Dist. 30, Div. 1 Yes – 2,105 No – 503 Constitutional Amendment (regarding legalization of charitable raffles) Yes – 2,132 No – 600 Special question for Pretty Prairie USD 311 Shall a change in the method of election and voting plan in USD 311, Reno County, KS as described below be approved? Yes – 15 No – 4 .
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