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Candidate Ballot City Office District Tim Huelskamp Fowler United Candidates for the 2012 Primary (OFFICIAL) Candidate Ballot City Office District Tim Huelskamp Fowler United States House of Representatives 1 Scott Barnhart Ottawa United States House of Representatives 2 Robert V. Eye Lawrence United States House of Representatives 2 Tobias Schlingensiepen Topeka United States House of Representatives 2 Lynn Jenkins Topeka United States House of Representatives 2 Kevin Yoder Overland Park United States House of Representatives 3 Esau A. Freeman Wichita United States House of Representatives 4 Robert Leon Tillman Wichita United States House of Representatives 4 Mike Pompeo Wichita United States House of Representatives 4 Steve Lukert Sabetha Kansas Senate 1 Marje A. Cochren Whiting Kansas Senate 1 Dennis D. Pyle Hiawatha Kansas Senate 1 Marci Francisco Lawrence Kansas Senate 2 Ronald B. Ellis Meriden Kansas Senate 2 Jeremy Ryan Pierce Lawrence Kansas Senate 2 Tom Holland Baldwin City Kansas Senate 3 Anthony R. Brown Eudora Kansas Senate 3 James C. "J.C." Tellefson Leavenworth Kansas Senate 3 David Haley Kansas City Kansas Senate 4 Joe Ward Kansas City Kansas Senate 4 Kelly Kultala Kansas City Kansas Senate 5 Steve Fitzgerald Leavenworth Kansas Senate 5 Mark S. Gilstrap Piper Kansas Senate 5 (Vincent) Mario Escobar Kansas City Kansas Senate 6 Pat Pettey Kansas City Kansas Senate 6 Chris Steineger Kansas City Kansas Senate 6 Kyle Russell Roeland Park Kansas Senate 7 David Harvey Mission Hills Kansas Senate 7 Kay Wolf Prairie Village Kansas Senate 7 Lisa Johnston Overland Park Kansas Senate 8 Jim Denning Overland Park Kansas Senate 8 Thomas C. (Tim) Owens Overland Park Kansas Senate 8 Merlin D. Ring Olathe Kansas Senate 9 Julia Lynn Olathe Kansas Senate 9 Mark J. Greene Shawnee Kansas Senate 10 Mary Pilcher-Cook Shawnee Kansas Senate 10 Tom Wertz Lake Quivira Kansas Senate 10 Michael F. Delaney Overland Park Kansas Senate 11 Pat Colloton Leawood Kansas Senate 11 Jeff Melcher Leawood Kansas Senate 11 Denise Cassells Mound City Kansas Senate 12 John C. Coen Wellsville Kansas Senate 12 Caryn Tyson Parker Kansas Senate 12 Gene Garman Pittsburg Kansas Senate 13 Jacob LaTurner Pittsburg Kansas Senate 13 Bob Marshall Fort Scott Kansas Senate 13 Eden Fuson Potwin Kansas Senate 14 John C. Grange El Dorado Kansas Senate 14 Forrest J. Knox Altoona Kansas Senate 14 Jeff King Independence Kansas Senate 15 Dwayne Umbarger Thayer Kansas Senate 15 Ty Masterson Andover Kansas Senate 16 Susan K. Moran Emporia Kansas Senate 17 James P. Fawcett Junction City Kansas Senate 17 Jeff Longbine Emporia Kansas Senate 17 Laura Kelly Topeka Kansas Senate 18 Dick Barta Topeka Kansas Senate 18 Cristina L. Fischer Topeka Kansas Senate 18 Gary L. Parnell Topeka Kansas Senate 18 Anthony Hensley Topeka Kansas Senate 19 Casey W. Moore Topeka Kansas Senate 19 Matthew F. Windheuser Lawrence Kansas Senate 19 Terry L. Crowder Topeka Kansas Senate 20 Joe Patton Topeka Kansas Senate 20 Vicki L. Schmidt Topeka Kansas Senate 20 Juanita Roy Lenexa Kansas Senate 21 Joe Beveridge Lenexa Kansas Senate 21 Greg A. Smith Overland Park Kansas Senate 21 Tom Hawk Manhattan Kansas Senate 22 Joe Knopp Manhattan Kansas Senate 22 Bob Reader Manhattan Kansas Senate 22 Roger P. Reitz Manhattan Kansas Senate 22 Steve Wright Olathe Kansas Senate 23 Rob Olson Olathe Kansas Senate 23 Janice Norlin Salina Kansas Senate 24 Tom Arpke Salina Kansas Senate 24 Pete Brungardt Salina Kansas Senate 24 Perry Schuckman Wichita Kansas Senate 25 Timothy L. Snow Wichita Kansas Senate 25 Michael O'Donnell Wichita Kansas Senate 25 Jean Kurtis Schodorf Wichita Kansas Senate 25 Dick Kelsey Goddard Kansas Senate 26 Dan Kerschen Garden Plain Kansas Senate 26 Diana Cubbage Wichita Kansas Senate 27 Leslie D. "Les" Donovan Sr. Wichita Kansas Senate 27 Keith Humphrey Derby Kansas Senate 28 Mike Petersen Wichita Kansas Senate 28 Oletha Faust-Goudeau Wichita Kansas Senate 29 KC Ohaebosim Wichita Kansas Senate 29 Kenya Cox Wichita Kansas Senate 29 Patrick K. Cantwell Wichita Kansas Senate 30 Susan Wagle Wichita Kansas Senate 30 Gary Mason Park City Kansas Senate 31 Carolyn McGinn Sedgwick Kansas Senate 31 Steve E Abrams Arkansas City Kansas Senate 32 Miranda Allen Kiowa Kansas Senate 32 Mitch Holmes St John Kansas Senate 33 Ruth Teichman Stafford Kansas Senate 33 Mark R. Treaster Pretty Prairie Kansas Senate 34 Terry Bruce Nickerson Kansas Senate 34 Jesse Bryant Galva Kansas Senate 35 Jay Scott Emler Lindsborg Kansas Senate 35 Marquis Clark Concordia Kansas Senate 36 Kyle Abbott Smith Center Kansas Senate 36 Elaine S. Bowers Concordia Kansas Senate 36 Pat Apple Louisburg Kansas Senate 37 Daniel B. Campbell Paola Kansas Senate 37 Charlotte O'Hara Overland Park Kansas Senate 37 Johnny Dunlap II Spearville Kansas Senate 38 Garrett Love Montezuma Kansas Senate 38 Stephen R. Morris Hugoton Kansas Senate 39 Larry R. Powell Garden City Kansas Senate 39 Allen Clark Schmidt Hays Kansas Senate 40 John E. Miller Norton Kansas Senate 40 Ralph Ostmeyer Grinnell Kansas Senate 40 Grant Randall Baxter Springs Kansas House of Representatives 1 Brad R. Bolin Baxter Springs Kansas House of Representatives 1 Michael Houser Columbus Kansas House of Representatives 1 Lance Nichols Galena Kansas House of Representatives 1 Robert "Bob" Grant Frontenac Kansas House of Representatives 2 Jeffrey G. "Jeff" Locke Arma Kansas House of Representatives 2 Julie Menghini Pittsburg Kansas House of Representatives 3 Michelle Hucke Pittsburg Kansas House of Representatives 3 Shirley J. Palmer Fort Scott Kansas House of Representatives 4 Arlyn Briggs Kincaid Kansas House of Representatives 4 Lynne D. Oharah Uniontown Kansas House of Representatives 4 Marty Read Mound City Kansas House of Representatives 4 Bill Feuerborn Garnett Kansas House of Representatives 5 Kevin Jones Wellsville Kansas House of Representatives 5 Jene Vickrey Louisburg Kansas House of Representatives 6 H Dean Knewtson Altamont Kansas House of Representatives 7 Brian C Kinzie Edna Kansas House of Representatives 7 Richard J. Proehl Parsons Kansas House of Representatives 7 Craig McPherson Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 8 Sheryl Spalding Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 8 Edwin H. Bideau III Chanute Kansas House of Representatives 9 Judy Brigham Iola Kansas House of Representatives 9 Bud Sifers Iola Kansas House of Representatives 9 John Wilson Lawrence Kansas House of Representatives 10 Erica Anderson Baldwin City Kansas House of Representatives 10 Darrel Harbaugh Coffeyville Kansas House of Representatives 11 Jim Kelly Independence Kansas House of Representatives 11 Tina Bumgarner Burden Kansas House of Representatives 12 Jack Kopfman Jr. Caney Kansas House of Representatives 12 Virgil Peck Tyro Kansas House of Representatives 12 Larry Paul Hibbard Toronto Kansas House of Representatives 13 Fred D. Rinne Fredonia Kansas House of Representatives 13 Roberta A. Eveslage Lenexa Kansas House of Representatives 14 Jessica Peters Olathe Kansas House of Representatives 14 Keith Esau Olathe Kansas House of Representatives 14 Janet King Lenexa Kansas House of Representatives 14 Elliot Lahn Olathe Kansas House of Representatives 15 Robert Montgomery Olathe Kansas House of Representatives 15 Amanda Grosserode Lenexa Kansas House of Representatives 16 Brett M. Hildabrand Shawnee Kansas House of Representatives 17 Jason Leib Lenexa Kansas House of Representatives 17 Milack Talia Shawnee Kansas House of Representatives 18 John Rubin Shawnee Kansas House of Representatives 18 Neal L. Sawyer Shawnee Kansas House of Representatives 18 Zachary Luea Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 19 Bruce Belanger Leawood Kansas House of Representatives 19 Stephanie Clayton Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 19 Rob Bruchman Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 20 Mark Read Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 20 Amy A. Bell Prairie Village Kansas House of Representatives 21 Barbara Bollier Mission Hills Kansas House of Representatives 21 Nancy Lusk Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 22 Marla Brems Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 22 Dave Pack Lenexa Kansas House of Representatives 23 Kelly R. Meigs Lenexa Kansas House of Representatives 23 Vera Locke Merriam Kansas House of Representatives 24 Emily Perry Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 24 Christopher Kenneth Waldschmidt Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 24 Megan England Roeland Park Kansas House of Representatives 25 Scott Gregory Roeland Park Kansas House of Representatives 25 Stephen Foster Roeland Park Kansas House of Representatives 25 Bill Griffith Fairway Kansas House of Representatives 25 Melissa A. Rooker Fairway Kansas House of Representatives 25 Charles P. "Skip" Andrews Olathe Kansas House of Representatives 26 Larry L. Campbell Olathe Kansas House of Representatives 26 Ray Merrick Stilwell Kansas House of Representatives 27 Kelly L. Jackson Leawood Kansas House of Representatives 28 James Azeltine Leawood Kansas House of Representatives 28 Mark Hagen Leawood Kansas House of Representatives 28 Jerry Lunn Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 28 Nancy Leiker Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 29 James Todd Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 29 Jim Yonally Overland Park Kansas House of Representatives 29 Liz Dickinson Lenexa Kansas House of Representatives 30 Lance Kinzer Olathe Kansas House of Representatives 30 Ron Worley Lenexa Kansas House of Representatives 30 Louis E. Ruiz Kansas City Kansas House of Representatives 31 Tim Kelb Kansas City Kansas House of Representatives
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