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Candidates for the 2010 General (official) Candidate Office District Position Division Party Title First Name Middle Last Name Suffix Ballot City Running Mate Ballot City Lisa Johnston United States Senate 0 0 0 Democratic Ms. Lisa Johnston Overland Park Jerry Moran United States Senate 0 0 0 Republican Mr. Jerry Moran Hays Michael Wm. Dann United States Senate 0 0 0 Libertarian Mr. Michael Wm. Dann Baldwin City Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis United States Senate 0 0 0 Reform Mr. Joseph (Joe) K. Bellis Overland Park Alan Jilka United States House of Representatives 1 0 0 Democratic Mr. Alan Jilka Salina Tim Huelskamp United States House of Representatives 1 0 0 Republican Mr. Tim Huelskamp Fowler Jack Warner United States House of Representatives 1 0 0 Libertarian Mr. Jack Warner Wright Cheryl Hudspeth United States House of Representatives 2 0 0 Democratic Ms. Cheryl Hudspeth Girard Lynn Jenkins United States House of Representatives 2 0 0 Republican Ms. Lynn Jenkins Topeka Robert Garrard United States House of Representatives 2 0 0 Libertarian Mr. Robert Garrard Edgerton Stephene Moore United States House of Representatives 3 0 0 Democratic Mrs. Stephene Moore Lenexa Kevin Yoder United States House of Representatives 3 0 0 Republican Mr. Kevin Yoder Overland Park Jasmin Talbert United States House of Representatives 3 0 0 Libertarian Ms. Jasmin Talbert Kansas City Raj Goyle United States House of Representatives 4 0 0 Democratic Mr. Raj Goyle Wichita Mike Pompeo United States House of Representatives 4 0 0 Republican Mr. Mike Pompeo Wichita Shawn Smith United States House of Representatives 4 0 0 Libertarian Mr. Shawn Smith Wichita Susan G. Ducey United States House of Representatives 4 0 0 Reform Ms. Susan G. Ducey Wichita Tom Holland / Kelly Kultala Governor / Lt. Governor 0 0 0 Democratic Mr. Tom Holland Baldwin City Kansas City Sam Brownback / Jeff Colyer Governor / Lt. Governor 0 0 0 Republican Mr. Sam Brownback Topeka Overland Park Andrew P. Gray / Stacey Davis Governor / Lt. Governor 0 0 0 Libertarian Mr. Andrew P. Gray Topeka Auburn Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon / Daniel (Dan) J. Faubion Governor / Lt. Governor 0 0 0 Reform Mr. Kenneth (Ken) W. Cannon Andover Overland Park Chris Biggs Secretary of State 0 0 0 Democratic Mr. Chris Biggs Junction City Kris Kobach Secretary of State 0 0 0 Republican Mr. Kris Kobach Piper Phillip Horatio Lucas Secretary of State 0 0 0 Libertarian Mr. Phillip Horatio Lucas El Dorado Derek Langseth Secretary of State 0 0 0 Reform Mr. Derek Langseth Valley Center Steve Six Attorney General 0 0 0 Democratic Mr. Steve Six Lawrence Derek Schmidt Attorney General 0 0 0 Republican Mr. Derek Schmidt Independence Dennis Hawver Attorney General 0 0 0 Libertarian Mr. Dennis Hawver Ozawkie Dennis McKinney State Treasurer 0 0 0 Democratic Mr. Dennis McKinney Greensburg Ron Estes State Treasurer 0 0 0 Republican Mr. Ron Estes Wichita Sandy Praeger Commissioner of Insurance 0 0 0 Republican Mrs. Sandy Praeger Lawrence Wayne E. Hodges Kansas Senate 7 0 0 Democratic Mr. Wayne E. Hodges Mission Terrie W. Huntington Kansas Senate 7 0 0 Republican Mrs. Terrie W. Huntington Fairway Jerry Karr Kansas Senate 17 0 0 Democratic Mr. Jerry Karr Emporia Jeff Longbine Kansas Senate 17 0 0 Republican Mr. Jeff Longbine Emporia Doug Gatewood Kansas House of Representatives 1 0 0 Democratic Mr. Doug Gatewood Columbus Michael Houser Kansas House of Representatives 1 0 0 Republican Mr. Michael Houser Columbus Robert "Bob" Grant Kansas House of Representatives 2 0 0 Democratic Mr. Robert "Bob" Grant Cherokee Jeffrey G. "Jeff" Locke Kansas House of Representatives 2 0 0 Republican Mr. Jeffrey G. "Jeff" Locke Arma Larry Monaghan Kansas House of Representatives 2 0 0 Libertarian Mr. Larry Monaghan Arcadia Julie Menghini Kansas House of Representatives 3 0 0 Democratic Ms. Julie Menghini Pittsburg Terry Calloway Kansas House of Representatives 3 0 0 Republican Mr. Terry Calloway Pittsburg Shirley J. Palmer Kansas House of Representatives 4 0 0 Democratic Mrs. Shirley J. Palmer Fort Scott Caryn Tyson Kansas House of Representatives 4 0 0 Republican Mrs. Caryn Tyson Parker Bill Feuerborn Kansas House of Representatives 5 0 0 Democratic Mr. Bill Feuerborn Garnett Jene Vickrey Kansas House of Representatives 6 0 0 Republican Mr. Jene Vickrey Louisburg Richard J. Proehl Kansas House of Representatives 7 0 0 Republican Mr. Richard J. Proehl Parsons Jerry D. Williams Kansas House of Representatives 8 0 0 Democratic Mr. Jerry D. Williams Chanute Bill Otto Kansas House of Representatives 9 0 0 Republican Mr. Bill Otto LeRoy Tony Brown Kansas House of Representatives 10 0 0 Democratic Mr. Tony Brown Baldwin City Terri Lois Gregory Kansas House of Representatives 10 0 0 Republican Ms. Terri Lois Gregory Baldwin City Virgil Peck Kansas House of Representatives 11 0 0 Republican Mr. Virgil Peck Tyro Troy Bell Kansas House of Representatives 12 0 0 Democratic Mr. Troy Bell Moline Jeff King Kansas House of Representatives 12 0 0 Republican Mr. Jeff King Independence Forrest Knox Kansas House of Representatives 13 0 0 Republican Mr. Forrest Knox Altoona Elliot Lahn Kansas House of Representatives 14 0 0 Democratic Mr. Elliot Lahn Olathe Lance Kinzer Kansas House of Representatives 14 0 0 Republican Mr. Lance Kinzer Olathe Steve Wright Kansas House of Representatives 15 0 0 Democratic Mr. Steve Wright Olathe Arlen H. Siegfreid Kansas House of Representatives 15 0 0 Republican Mr. Arlen H. Siegfreid Olathe Gene Rardin Kansas House of Representatives 16 0 0 Democratic Mr. Gene Rardin Overland Park Amanda Grosserode Kansas House of Representatives 16 0 0 Republican Mrs. Amanda Grosserode Lenexa Bryan Cox Kansas House of Representatives 17 0 0 Democratic Mr. Bryan Cox Shawnee Kelly Meigs Kansas House of Representatives 17 0 0 Republican Mrs. Kelly Meigs Lenexa Michael Kerner Kansas House of Representatives 17 0 0 Libertarian Mr. Michael Kerner Lenexa Cindy Neighbor Kansas House of Representatives 18 0 0 Democratic Mrs. Cindy Neighbor Shawnee John Rubin Kansas House of Representatives 18 0 0 Republican Mr. John Rubin Shawnee Dolores Furtado Kansas House of Representatives 19 0 0 Democratic Ms. Dolores Furtado Overland Park Jim Denning Kansas House of Representatives 19 0 0 Republican Mr. Jim Denning Overland Park Jeffrey S. Caldwell II Kansas House of Representatives 19 0 0 Libertarian Mr. Jeffrey S. Caldwell II Overland Park Rob McKnight Kansas House of Representatives 20 0 0 Democratic Mr. Rob McKnight Overland Park Rob Bruchman Kansas House of Representatives 20 0 0 Republican Mr. Rob Bruchman Overland Park Kay Wolf Kansas House of Representatives 21 0 0 Republican Mrs. Kay Wolf Prairie Village Robert J. McElwain Kansas House of Representatives 21 0 0 Libertarian Mr. Robert J. McElwain Prairie Village Lisa Benlon Kansas House of Representatives 22 0 0 Democratic Mrs. Lisa Benlon Overland Park Greg A. Smith Kansas House of Representatives 22 0 0 Republican Mr. Greg A. Smith Overland Park Milack Talia Kansas House of Representatives 23 0 0 Democratic Mr. Milack Talia Shawnee Brett Hildabrand Kansas House of Representatives 23 0 0 Republican Mr. Brett Hildabrand Merriam Mike Slattery Kansas House of Representatives 24 0 0 Democratic Mr. Mike Slattery Mission Michael Foltz Kansas House of Representatives 24 0 0 Republican Mr. Michael Foltz Roeland Park Shana Althouse Kansas House of Representatives 25 0 0 Democratic Mrs. Shana Althouse Fairway Barbara Goolsbee Bollier Kansas House of Representatives 25 0 0 Republican Dr. Barbara Goolsbee Bollier Mission Hills Rob Olson Kansas House of Representatives 26 0 0 Republican Mr. Rob Olson Olathe Ray Merrick Kansas House of Representatives 27 0 0 Republican Mr. Ray Merrick Stilwell Elise Chapline Kansas House of Representatives 28 0 0 Democratic Mrs. Elise Chapline Leawood Pat Colloton Kansas House of Representatives 28 0 0 Republican Mrs. Pat Colloton Leawood Doug Dowell Kansas House of Representatives 29 0 0 Democratic Mr. Doug Dowell Overland Park Sheryl L. Spalding Kansas House of Representatives 29 0 0 Republican Mrs. Sheryl L. Spalding Overland Park Ron Worley Kansas House of Representatives 30 0 0 Republican Mr. Ron Worley Lenexa Stan S Frownfelter Kansas House of Representatives 31 0 0 Democratic Mr. Stan S Frownfelter Kansas City Eric Hite Kansas House of Representatives 31 0 0 Republican Mr. Eric Hite Kansas City Louis E. Ruiz Kansas House of Representatives 32 0 0 Democratic Mr. Louis E. Ruiz Kansas City Tom Burroughs Kansas House of Representatives 33 0 0 Democratic Mr. Tom Burroughs Kansas City Valdenia C. Winn Kansas House of Representatives 34 0 0 Democratic Ms. Valdenia C. Winn Kansas City Broderick T Henderson Kansas House of Representatives 35 0 0 Democratic Mr. Broderick T Henderson Kansas City Chiquita C. Coggs Kansas House of Representatives 35 0 0 Republican Ms. Chiquita C. Coggs Kansas City Kathy Wolfe Moore Kansas House of Representatives 36 0 0 Democratic Mrs. Kathy Wolfe Moore Kansas City Earl Freeman Kansas House of Representatives 36 0 0 Republican Mr. Earl Freeman Kansas City Michael J. (Mike) Peterson Kansas House of Representatives 37 0 0 Democratic Mr. Michael J. (Mike) Peterson Kansas City Roberta Eveslage Kansas House of Representatives 38 0 0 Democratic Ms. Roberta Eveslage Lenexa Anthony R. Brown Kansas House of Representatives 38 0 0 Republican Mr. Anthony R. Brown Eudora Joe Novak Kansas House of Representatives 39 0 0 Democratic Mr. Joe Novak Shawnee Owen Donohoe Kansas House of Representatives 39 0 0 Republican Mr. Owen Donohoe Shawnee Melanie Meier Kansas House of Representatives 40 0 0 Democratic Mrs. Melanie Meier Leavenworth Sandra Bohne Kansas House of Representatives 40 0 0 Republican Mrs. Sandra Bohne Leavenworth Nancy Bauder Kansas House of Representatives 41 0 0 Democratic Ms. Nancy Bauder Leavenworth Jana Taylor Goodman Kansas House of Representatives 41 0 0 Republican Mrs.
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