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2018 Primary Election Official Vote Totals Kansas Secretary of State 2018 Primary Election 2018/08/31 Official Vote Totals Page 1 of 14 Race Candidate Votes Percent United States House of Representatives 001 D-Alan LaPolice 17,195 100.00% R-Roger Marshall 64,843 78.66% R-Nick Reinecker 17,593 21.34% United States House of Representatives 002 D-Paul Davis 38,846 100.00% R-Vernon J. Fields 1,987 2.63% R-Steve Fitzgerald 9,227 12.21% R-Kevin Jones 11,201 14.82% R-Doug Mays 6,221 8.23% R-Dennis Pyle 9,126 12.08% R-Caryn Tyson 17,749 23.49% R-Steve Watkins 20,052 26.54% United States House of Representatives 003 D-Sharice Davids 23,379 37.34% D-Mike McCamon 4,354 6.95% D-Tom Niermann 8,939 14.28% D-Jay Sidie 1,790 2.86% D-Brent Welder 21,190 33.85% D-Sylvia D. Williams 2,955 4.72% R-Trevor Keegan 14,574 18.69% R-Joe Myers 10,268 13.17% R-Kevin Yoder 53,130 68.14% United States House of Representatives 004 D-Laura Lombard 10,797 34.76% D-James A. Thompson 20,261 65.24% R-Rep. Ron Estes 57,522 81.38% R-Ron M. Estes 13,159 18.62% Governor / Lt. Governor D-Arden Andersen / Dale Cowsert 13,161 8.42% D-Jack Bergeson / Alexander Cline 3,950 2.53% D-Carl Brewer / Chris Morrow 31,493 20.15% D-Laura Kelly / Lynn Rogers 80,377 51.43% D-Joshua Svaty / Katrina Gier Lewison 27,292 17.46% R-Jim Barnett / Rosie Hansen 27,994 8.83% R-Jeff Colyer / Tracey Mann 128,489 40.51% R-Kris Kobach / Wink Hartman 128,832 40.62% R-Patrick "PK" Kucera / Patricia Reitz 3,212 1.01% R-Tyler Ruzich / Dominic Scavuzzo 2,275 0.72% R-Ken Selzer / Jen Sanderson 24,804 7.82% R-Joseph Tutera Jr. / Phillip Clemente 1,559 0.49% Kansas Secretary of State 2018 Primary Election 2018/08/31 Official Vote Totals Page 2 of 14 Race Candidate Votes Percent Secretary of State D-Brian "BAM" McClendon 139,457 100.00% R-Randy Duncan 57,236 20.19% R-Keith Esau 28,426 10.03% R-Craig McCullah 32,615 11.50% R-Scott Schwab 108,705 38.34% R-Dennis Taylor 56,537 19.94% Attorney General D-Sarah G. Swain 140,503 100.00% R-Derek Schmidt 269,212 100.00% State Treasurer D-Marci Francisco 141,214 100.00% R-Jake LaTurner 258,796 100.00% Commissioner of Insurance D-Nathaniel McLaughlin 138,941 100.00% R-Vicki Schmidt 152,706 52.01% R-Clark Shultz 140,887 47.99% Kansas Senate 013 D-Bryan Hoffman 3,337 100.00% R-Richard Hilderbrand 5,042 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 001 R-Michael Houser 1,809 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 002 D-Adam J. Lusker Sr. 1,301 100.00% R-Kenneth Collins 1,799 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 003 D-Monica Murnan 1,290 100.00% R-Terry Calloway 1,245 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 004 D-Lawrence Forbach 693 100.00% R-Trevor Jacobs 2,453 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 005 D-Lassey Murphy 833 100.00% R-Mark Samsel 1,454 53.44% R-Renee Slinkard 1,267 46.56% Kansas House of Representatives 006 R-Clifford F. Blackmore 1,192 38.32% R-Jene Vickrey 1,919 61.68% Kansas Secretary of State 2018 Primary Election 2018/08/31 Official Vote Totals Page 3 of 14 Race Candidate Votes Percent Kansas House of Representatives 007 R-Richard J. Proehl 1,701 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 008 D-Michele Lobitz 1,414 100.00% R-Chris Croft 2,022 57.84% R-Patty Markley 1,474 42.16% Kansas House of Representatives 009 R-Kent L. Thompson 2,326 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 010 D-Eileen Horn 1,958 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 011 R-Jim Kelly 1,554 75.92% R-John Lowrance 493 24.08% Kansas House of Representatives 012 R-Doug Blex 1,910 68.88% R-Brad Hall 863 31.12% Kansas House of Representatives 013 R-Larry P. Hibbard 2,124 54.93% R-Londa R. Tindle 1,743 45.07% Kansas House of Representatives 014 D-Angela Justus Schweller 1,752 100.00% R-Charlotte Esau 1,472 45.40% R-Tom Stanion 1,162 35.84% R-Aaron V. Young 608 18.75% Kansas House of Representatives 015 D-Chris Haulmark 1,192 100.00% R-John Toplikar 1,584 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 016 D-Cindy Holscher 2,144 100.00% R-Susan "Sue" Huff 2,770 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 017 D-Laura Smith-Everett 2,110 100.00% R-Tom Cox 2,625 75.54% R-Jim Eschrich 850 24.46% Kansas House of Representatives 018 D-Andrew "Andy" Hurla 417 18.50% D-Cindy Neighbor 1,837 81.50% R-Cathy Gordon 1,009 35.11% R-Eric Jenkins 1,865 64.89% Kansas Secretary of State 2018 Primary Election 2018/08/31 Official Vote Totals Page 4 of 14 Race Candidate Votes Percent Kansas House of Representatives 019 D-Stephen Wyatt 2,707 100.00% R-Stephanie S. Clayton 3,504 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 020 D-Becky Barber 2,172 100.00% R-Jan H. Kessinger 3,709 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 021 D-Jerry Stogsdill 3,174 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 022 D-Michael L. Coleman III 222 11.07% D-Nancy Lusk 1,784 88.93% Kansas House of Representatives 023 D-Susan Ruiz 1,709 100.00% R-Linda Gallagher 1,811 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 024 D-Jarrod Ousley 2,313 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 025 D-Rui Xu 3,323 100.00% R-Melissa A. Rooker 2,745 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 026 D-Deann Mitchell 1,355 100.00% R-Adam Thomas 2,462 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 027 D-Nicole Rome 1,479 100.00% R-Rochelle Bird 1,268 30.02% R-Karen Snyder 1,040 24.62% R-Sean E. Tarwater Sr. 1,916 45.36% Kansas House of Representatives 028 D-Brian Clausen 1,312 100.00% R-Joy Koesten 1,547 41.55% R-Kellie Warren 2,176 58.45% Kansas House of Representatives 029 D-Brett Parker 2,141 100.00% R-Peggy Galvin 1,274 43.80% R-James Todd 1,635 56.20% Kansas Secretary of State 2018 Primary Election 2018/08/31 Official Vote Totals Page 5 of 14 Race Candidate Votes Percent Kansas House of Representatives 030 D-Matthew Calcara 667 33.88% D-Brandon Woodard 1,302 66.12% R-Wendy Bingesser 1,372 53.47% R-Colleen Webster 1,194 46.53% Kansas House of Representatives 031 D-Louis E. Ruiz 1,539 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 032 D-Pam Curtis 782 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 033 D-Tom Burroughs 1,670 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 034 D-Valdenia C. Winn 1,627 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 035 D-Broderick Henderson 1,842 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 036 D-Kathy Wolfe Moore 3,266 100.00% R-Chiquita C. Coggs 1,077 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 037 D-Stan Frownfelter 1,185 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 038 D-Stuart W. Sweeney 1,381 100.00% R-Willie Dove 2,042 64.09% R-Noel Hull 1,144 35.91% Kansas House of Representatives 039 D-Michael Bolton 1,639 100.00% R-Kristy Acree 1,306 46.31% R-Owen Donohoe 1,514 53.69% Kansas House of Representatives 040 D-Debbie Deere 1,033 89.59% D-Donald G Terrien 120 10.41% R-David W. French 1,763 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 041 D-Jeff Pittman 920 100.00% R-Tony Barton 1,148 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 042 D-Thea Perry 1,014 100.00% R-Jim Karleskint 1,364 53.26% R-Lance Neelly 1,197 46.74% Kansas Secretary of State 2018 Primary Election 2018/08/31 Official Vote Totals Page 6 of 14 Race Candidate Votes Percent Kansas House of Representatives 043 D-Pamela Finley 1,020 100.00% R-Bill Sutton 1,845 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 044 D-Barbara W. Ballard 2,735 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 045 D-Mike Amyx 1,664 56.25% D-Steven X. Davis 645 21.81% D-Aidan Loveland Koster 649 21.94% R-Cynthia Smith 1,404 56.61% R-Ronald Thacker 1,076 43.39% Kansas House of Representatives 046 D-Benjamin Ferlo 410 12.35% D-Dennis "Boog" Highberger 2,910 87.65% Kansas House of Representatives 047 D-George D. Hanna 1,124 100.00% R-Ronald B. Ellis 2,363 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 048 D-David L. Benson 1,576 100.00% R-Abraham Rafie 2,428 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 049 D-Darnell W. Hunt 1,233 100.00% R-Fsehazion Desalegn 215 11.05% R-Megan Lynn 1,730 88.95% Kansas House of Representatives 050 D-Down River Dan Brennan 1,359 100.00% R-Fred C. Patton 3,156 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 051 D-Noah L. Wright 851 100.00% R-Ron Highland 3,297 100.00% Kansas House of Representatives 052 D-Toni Scalia 1,662 100.00% R-Brenda S.
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